'A gripping and sophisticated biography, of the best I have seen of a major Nazi' Evening Standard
David Cesarani is Research Professor in History at Royal Holloway, University of London. His publications include Justice Delayed- How Britain Became a Refuge for Nazi War Criminals, Arthur Koestler- The Homeless Mind and, most recently, Eichmann- His Life and Crimes, which won the 2006 US National Jewish Book Award for History. He has written and edited several books exploring the relationship between Britain, British Jews, and Zionism including The 'Jewish Chronicle' and Anglo-Jewry and The Making of Modern Anglo-Jewry.
"A powerful and revelatory book" Independent "A penetrating and compelling study" Sunday Telegraph "Excellent and thorough" Guardian "A perceptive and intelligent new account - David Cesarani comes closer than anyone to solving the puzzle of what made Eichmann do what he did" Literary Review "Meticulous and admirably balanced" Times Literary Supplement
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