No Tears - the "Especial Task Force" at Auschwitz-Birkenau

"No Tears - The "Special Task Force" at Auschwitz-Birkenau Concentration Camp" is an academic monograph on the study of the Auschwitz Concentration Camp by Gideon Greif, a famous contemporary Israeli historian and professor at the University of Vienna. Since its publication in 1999, the book has received wide acclaim from the international academic community and has been translated into many languages. This is the first time that a Chinese translation has been released in China, with a total book of approximately 400,000 words. This book reveals for the first time the lives and inner worlds of the most special group of victims in the Nazi death factory. The "Einsatzgruppe" were Jewish slave laborers selected from the concentration camps where the Nazis carried out genocide and forced to work in gas chambers and crematoria. They witnessed the hellish killing scenes on earth and were forced to participate in them. At the same time, they also suffered censure from the outside world and suffered tremendous physical and mental pain. Through years of data collection and interviews (many of whom are disclosing their experiences for the first time), the author uses rich details and strict logic to describe the experiences of the "Special Task Force" and the pain and struggles of the team members. This is of great academic value for preserving oral oral materials of the Jewish Holocaust and deepening domestic historical research on World War II.