La Invitación Al Vals: Opereta En Tres Actos

El profesor Browning, uno de los más reconocidos historiadores del nazismo y el mayor especialista del Holocausto, se enfrenta en esta obra a una pregunta tan estremecedora como interesante: ¿Cómo fue posible que una unidad formada por profesionales alemanes de clase media, el Batallón 101, se convirtiera en un grupo de asesinos despiadados capaces de semejante atrocidad. Mediante la minuciosa reconstrucción de la historia de esos hombres grises y de los interrogatorios a que fueron sometidos doscientos de ello en la década de 1960, Browning nos ofrece más temas de reflexión acerca...

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