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Octavo, black boards (hardcover), silver letters, x, 300 pp. Very Good, with light foxing (age darkened spotting) to page edges; in a Very Good+ dust jacket with very slight rubbing to edges. From dust jacket: The world has rightly been made aware of the fate of millions of European Jews under the Nazis' "final solution, " but it is much less aware of what Richard C. Lukas calls the forgotten holocaust, whose victims included three million non-Jewish Poles. As this landmark study shows, the German treatment of Polish Gentiles was scarcely less barbaric than their treatment of Polish Jews, and a brotherhood of suffering existed under the German oppression that must not be forgotten. Lukas does not shy away from the controversies surrounding Polish-Jewish wartime relations. His study challenges the prevailing sterotype, offering a much-needed corrective to the myths and distortions that have flourished on this subject for too long. The result is an objective study, written in a lively and engaging style that will appeal to scholar and layman alike. Historian E. H. Carr once observed that history is a great jigsaw puzzle with many missing parts. The Forgotten Holocaust gives us one of those missing parts, making a critical aspect of the history of the twentieth century more understandable.
