Encyclopedia of the Holocaust 2 E-K

The Encyclopedia of the Holocaust provides a comprehensive and detailed account of the Holocaust, from its origins to its aftermath. The work is scholarly yet accessible, designed to provide deep insights into the events and the impact of the Holocaust on various aspects of human society. It includes entries on significant topics, biographies of key figures, and discussions of countries, places, and pivotal events.

Publisher:

Macmillan Library Reference USA

Pages:

1905

Date Published:

1990