Fritz Bauer: The Jewish Prosecutor Who Brought Eichmann and Auschwitz to Trial by Ronen Steinke

4.48 AVERAGE

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4.0
challenging dark emotional informative inspiring reflective sad medium-paced

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informative reflective sad fast-paced

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4.0
challenging informative medium-paced
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5.0
emotional informative inspiring medium-paced

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4.75
dark informative reflective sad tense medium-paced
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4.5
informative inspiring medium-paced

elliespn's review against another edition

5.0
Richtig gutes Buch aber leider auch furchtbar deprimierend. Ein Augenöffner, really.
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5.0
Sehr beeindruckend!
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4.5
dark informative inspiring medium-paced
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4.0
this is a good biography of the prosecutor and legal thinker, Fritz Bauer. He's probably most famous for his role as the lead prosectuor of the Auschwitz trial in Frankfurt, but he was also active in advocating for Gay rights in the 1960s before his death, and for general advocacy of liberal criminal justice reforms. I would give the book five stars, but it ends a bit abruptly and doesn't have an epilogue or concluding reflection.