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The Theory and Practice of Hell

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1946
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This book is an intimate account of life and death inside a German concentration camp. In the story, an inmate at Buchenwald was given a gruesome examination of social morality and politics at the Kogon camp, which was responsible for the systematic brutal treatment of six million people.

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Eugen Kogon

Eugen Kogon was a Catholic journalist in Vienna who wrote against the movement that took power in Germany, was arrested repeatedly for it, and spent six years inside Buchenwald from 1939.

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First published
1946
Reading time
About 9 hours
Pages
386
Language
English
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