The Holocaust Chronicle: A History in Words and Pictures

Full of text and photgraphs, it tells its haunting tale
year by year, month by month and day by day.
Fear, disbelief, revultion are just a few of the
emotions experienced by the reader. Yet, by the
end, we are left with a glimmer of hope for the
future and an appreciation for the numerous people
who contributed to publishing this work. We need
to educate and never forget what happened. A
must read.

This book brought the horrors of the
Holocaust to life in a graphic
(photos) and factual way. Every
human being has a responsibility to
educate themselves about the
Holocaust, so this never happens
again. One wonders how civilized
people could ever commit such
atrocities against another living
being. The demonic devotion that
people had in Hitler was terrifying.
The deeds they committed in his
name were horrific. A very thorough
and painful examination of the
Holocaust.

This book presents a detailed history of history's greatest man-made catastrophy. As an educator, I consider its format, and pictoral display, amust for any school library.

After a review of the book, the knowledge and curiosity of historical facts from that era, I was not too sure at first if this was a book I wanted to read. I agree with the other reviews 100%. Just hard to believe that this chunk of history really happened only 60 years ago. It numbed me to read quietly with disbelief blocking out everything around me.

This book will shock you. However hardened I thought I had become, I found this book deeply disturbing.
As a gentile, I don't spend much time thinking about the Holocaust - yet I was pulled in by this Chronicle. It was like a slap in the face, one I needed to receive. NEVER AGAIN !

In the face of growing Holocaust denials this is a book that slaps one in the face with the terror and horror of those times. As memory fades and time passes a record of this inhumanity must be available to the public.