Gotz Aly, trans. from the German by Jefferson Chase. Metropolitan, $30 (304p) ISBN 978-0-8050-9700-9
Traditionally, scholars have divided anti-Semitism into religious and racial types, but German historian Aly (Hitler's Beneficiaries) posits a third type in modern Germany, one motivated by "envy, fear of failure, resentment, and greed." He notes...
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Gotz Aly, Author, Jefferson Chase, Translator Metropolitan Books $32.5 (431p) ISBN 978-0-8050-7926-5
The publication of this book in Germany inspired a huge controversy. In an important, original contribution, Aly, the author of a number of major works on the Third Reich and the Holocaust, argues that the Nazi regime plundered the rest of Europe...
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Gotz Aly, Author, Ann Millin, Translator . Metropolitan $20 (121p) ISBN 978-0-8050-7927-2
Aly (Hitler's Beneficiaries
) ingeniously reconstructs the life and death of a German-Jewish girl in this impressive piece of detective work. After being awarded the Marion Samuel Prize (established by the German Remembrance Foundation to...
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Gotz Aly, Author, Gvtz Aly, Author, Belinda Cooper, Translator Johns Hopkins University Press $48.5 (312p) ISBN 978-0-8018-4775-2
It's no wonder this book caused a flurry when first published in Germany. The authors, who are German, offer compelling evidence that the 350 doctors tried at Nuremberg in 1946-47 were not the so-called black sheep of the German medical profession,...
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Götz Aly, trans. from the German by Jefferson Chase. Metropolitan, $32.50 (400p) ISBN 978-1-250-17017-0
In this sweeping and persuasive study, German historian Aly (Why the Germans? Why the Jews?) investigates how and why “the architects of genocide were able to find support for the Final Solution in nearly all of the countries occupied by or allied...
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