Alexander B. Rossino is a research historian at the Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies, U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum.
“This valuable study reveals the ideological dimensions of Hitler’s
five-week conquest of Poland in September 1939. Rossino argues that
‘despite its brevity, the historical importance of the Polish
campaign cannot be overestimated.’ . . . With clear, vigorous prose
and a significant thesis, Rossino’s study gives us a new
perspective on the German invasion of Poland as a ‘dress rehearsal’
for yet greater, perfected barbarities to come.”
—Central European History
“An invaluable introduction to a highly significant phase in
National Socialist Germany's prosecution of its ideological
policies during the Second World War. Specialists and novices alike
will profit greatly from Rossino’s work.”
—Journal of Modern History
"This valuable study reveals the ideological dimensions of Hitler's
five-week conquest of Poland in September 1939. Rossino argues that
'despite its brevity, the historical importance of the Polish
campaign cannot be overestimated.' . . . With clear, vigorous prose
and a significant thesis, Rossino's study gives us a new
perspective on the German invasion of Poland as a 'dress rehearsal'
for yet greater, perfected barbarities to come."
-Central European History
"An invaluable introduction to a highly significant phase in
National Socialist Germany's prosecution of its ideological
policies during the Second World War. Specialists and novices alike
will profit greatly from Rossino's work."
-Journal of Modern History
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