Abraham H. Foxman is the national director of the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) and one of today's preeminent voices against hatred, discrimination, and violence in the United States and worldwide. Born in Poland in 1940, he survived the Holocaust when his parents entrusted him to their Catholic nursemaid, who baptized him and raised him as her own son. Foxman has been with the ADL for more than thirty-five years, and for nearly half of them has served as the national director.
"Foxman reminds us that vigilance is essential to protect our communities from nightmarish futures which are all too possible." -- Former Senator Bill Bradley"Foxman confronts a subtle and disturbing trend with objectivity, meticulous research and clarity." -- Dr. Henry Kissinger"[A] passionate and important book." -- James Carroll, author of Constantine's Sword"Abraham H. Foxman proceeds to construct an airtight case." -- New York Times Book Review
"Foxman reminds us that vigilance is essential to protect our communities from nightmarish futures which are all too possible." -- Former Senator Bill Bradley"Foxman confronts a subtle and disturbing trend with objectivity, meticulous research and clarity." -- Dr. Henry Kissinger"[A] passionate and important book." -- James Carroll, author of Constantine's Sword"Abraham H. Foxman proceeds to construct an airtight case." -- New York Times Book Review
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