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  • Excellent summary of a little-known episode in German history ...  

    Evicted (Paperback)
    To read if you're a history buff, this book is a comprehensive study of the events known in Germany as the Vertreibung, very few publicized in Western Europe. The reading is quite heavy because the details of the author saddled style.
  • Poorly written, heavy, messy, partisan.  

    Evicted (Paperback)
    Very disappointing book. First reading proves laborious or tedious, filled the pages and pages of the same examples, the same or worse abuses of the same decree, the same laws. We quickly pass on the incredible Nazi atrocities and we dwell on the mis
  • Discovery 8  

    Evicted (Paperback)
    Nobody outside of Germany, has heard of this terrible forced exodus of ethnic Germans forced to leave in a few hours, often in atrocious conditions, the country where they had lived for generations. It was time for a serious book and documented as th
  • Intellectual honesty  

    Evicted (Paperback)
    This is a major episode and yet largely ignored the second world war, deportation, in appalling conditions, 13 million Germans often living for centuries in Czechoslovakia, Poland, Hungary and Youyoslavie. These populations deportations were undertak
  • Good topic but poorly written hyper  

    Evicted (Paperback)
    This historical subject was completely unknown to me, find out more I bought this book! The reading was tedious because of ad reps nauseam.Ce book made redundant loops. Of course there is the cause of the evictions that is given in the historical con
  • Finally raised a taboo  

    Evicted (Paperback)
    Work seriously, providing evidence and testimony about a tragic destiny, that of the 113 million Germans expelled from Eastern and Central Europe from 1945 to 1947 by the "allies" of the 2nd World War.
  • Taboo subject  

    Evicted (Paperback)
    This is taboo and is rarely addressed, if ever, by our historians. The Germans also were herded into concentration camps, such as Zgoda disaster, having been expelled from their homes, their land. Hundreds of thousands died of hunger, cold and tortur