Reports from Nazi Hell: Accounts of a Jewish Doctor at Auschwitz

Remember history and stay vigilant. The author of this book is a survivor of Auschwitz, who faithfully recorded that darkest moment. This book records the experiences of Jews in the Auschwitz concentration camp. In that inhumane environment, madness, murder, human experimentation... There were demons everywhere. The memory of Auschwitz is something that not only the fascists must never forget, but also something that people all over the world must always be wary of. Thank you to the author for recording this, such valuable historical information.

Everyone knows about the concentration camps established by the Nazis in Eastern Europe and the notorious in vivo experiments on internal prisoners of war. However, the author of this book, Nissli, personally experienced life in the concentration camps and was forced to work for the Nazis and clean the gas chambers. Such personal experience is probably the closest thing to the Nazis. At a close distance, in the face of hell, the kindness in human nature is so fragile, because refusing to participate means death; and medicine itself, as a great cause of exploring the mysteries of the human body and saving lives and healing the wounded, also turned into a pure living experiment that ignored the human dignity of prisoners under the cruelty of the Nazis. By reviewing history, we can cherish the difficulty of peace. Looking back on the massacre also allows us to always remember to say no to totalitarian rule.

Understand history and grasp the future. Cherish what you have in front of you!

The horror of the Nazis has always been an abstract concept. I had direct contact with it for the first time while watching A Beautiful Life, and I just remember that it left a very deep shadow. After I grew up, I felt a little stronger. I opened this kind of book again and was still shocked. Every Nazi was involved in such atrocities. The so-called banal evil is so embarrassing. It is a very real record and very painful. After reading it, I felt very depressed and heavy. Let's learn from history.

"In Auschwitz, life or death is never a question, the difference is only time - when will you die." This book records a bloody history, a history of cannibalism, and stares at the darkest moment in human history. In 1944, the Nazi Empire occupied Hungary. Miklos Nisli's family was deported to Auschwitz. In "Nazi Hell", Nisli witnessed the persecution of Jews and other innocent people, and also recorded the psychological journey of the victim group that was difficult for outsiders to understand.

This book records the darkness of the world, the weaknesses of human nature, and the records of Nazi atrocities.

Why did I read this book? It was really painful after reading it and I felt like I couldn't breathe. What's more, the author himself was in it. Facing the tragic scenes, it was a miracle that he didn't collapse. Everything he did was for two words, live. He is neither an accomplice nor an executioner. He just wants to live and protect himself wisely.

The author's immersive perspective brings an extremely shocking impact, and the details make people unable to look directly. Thousands of years have passed easily, but the crimes of the Third Reich will never go away.

Very well written! Keep watching. .

Not bad, very real

There is no greater loss of humanity than this

The scale and cruelty of the massacre make people shudder and remember history! I hope future generations will wake up.

The real animal world!

What a great book! I like to see works that reflect real historical facts! I hope Tomato can publish more good books like this in the future!