Forgotten Holocaust: The Poles Under German Occupation, 1939-1944

Focusing on the systematic efforts of the Nazis to obliterate Poland as a nation, Richard Lucas provides a compelling narrative of wartime Poland. His account details the various methods employed by the occupiers, combining scholarly rigor with emotional depth. The book is praised for its eloquence and gripping storytelling, effectively balancing outrage with historical analysis. Critics commend it as a superior work that captures the harrowing experiences of a nation under siege.