Tyskland och Förintelsen i historien

Hitler named Munich the city of the National Socialist movement. In Nuremberg the party held its rallies and gave its name to the race laws that paved the way for genocide. In Berlin the decisions were taken. Through three German cities Peter Johnsson traces the history of Nazism and the Holocaust — from the movement's earliest years to the camps and the killing.

The book joins historical narrative with present-day travel and photographs, asking what these places tell us today. It is a book about how a society made the unthinkable possible, step by step.