by Thomas Harding · Galaxia Gutenberg, S.L. · tapa dura · ISBN 9788416072460
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«Hanns y Rudolf: El judío alemán y la caza del Kommandant de Auschwitz» is the historical essay by Thomas Harding, published by Galaxia Gutenberg in hardcover.
In the winter of 1946, Hanns Alexander, a German Jew, searches for Rudolf Höss, commandant of Auschwitz and responsible for millions of deaths, hidden under a false identity. Through both lives, the book traces Germany from the First World War to the fall of Nazism and narrates the capture of Höss, key to the Nuremberg trials.
First edition published in October 2014, translated from English by Alejandro Pradera Sánchez. The original title is «Hanns and Rudolf». It is part of the Historia collection.
For readers interested in contemporary history, the Second World War and the Holocaust, and in the intertwined biographies of the protagonists.
Thomas Harding is a non-fiction author, journalist, and documentary maker. He holds joint British, American and German citizenship.
