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The Survivor

Revisado: 04-03-25

I’ve read many books on the Holocaust. The author is a testament to the good in humanity. His portrayals are illuminating. They will take you down to ground level in the concentration camps and the abhorent behavior of the Nazis. For the person who has just started reading about the Nazis and WW II, this book is an excellent start. I am grateful for the author’s courage and thankful he chose to write about his experiences.

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Extremely Useful & Strongly Recommended

Revisado: 05-05-24

I found this book easy to understand and worth my time. Congratulations to Dr. Attia and anyone who reads this book. You're sure to learn a lot.

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Terrific Read!

Revisado: 12-23-23

If you’ve never read about James Garfield, this
Is a good start! I strongly recommend it.

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An Outstanding Review of Infectious Diseases!

Revisado: 08-12-23

The author tackles what has been a very emotional topic for all people for a variety of reasons. He does this in an informational and unemotional way.

The reader’s performance is outstanding. Many times, I’ve wondered how narrators are able to tackle a subject where they may not have agreed with the content of the author’s work. This narrator’s performance hits all the right inflections in all the right places! I walked away from listening to this book learning more and enjoying it more than if I’d read the hard copy.

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Ok as a summary

Revisado: 07-22-23

This book presents a reasonably good cursory review. The reader consistently mispronounced “memoir” as mem-wire.

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While helpful

Revisado: 06-11-23

This book, in my opinion, is probably better suited as a book vice audio book. There are many, many very interesting and valid concepts presented in this book that require thoughtful and deliberative consideration. That said, this book was very enlightening.

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Bait & Switch

Revisado: 12-31-22

The book, while informative, more accurately can be described as a bio of Baker's FBI career than the Fall of the FBI. As such, it is a disappointment.

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esto le resultó útil a 1 persona

Written by an Apologist for the FBI

Revisado: 10-11-22

The author's view point is limited by his experiences. He omits or glosses over critical events in support of Mueller and Comey and others. The omissions can likely be attributed to the author's lack of direct involvement in those other critical areas. He does not acknowledge this, so it's difficult to say. This author's work appears to be authoritative in only two respects; 1) he had access to Comey and Mueller; and 2) he was an FBI agent.

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This is a terrific review of Japanese atrocities.

Revisado: 02-18-22

It's challenging to imagine the magnitude of Japanese atrocities in their war in China. The fact that the Nazi Ambassador to China felt it necessary to help protect the Chinese is powerful testimony to the barbarity of Japanese in Nanking. The difference, at least to me, between the Japanese and Germans in World War II is that the Germans ultimately accepted and apologized for their actions while the Japanese have felt no such need to do so.

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An outstanding oral history

Revisado: 12-10-19

Everyone living through 911 has a story. These heart wrenching and very personal stories are paramount to understanding that suffering and triumph cut across all aspects of society. Thank you Garrett!!!

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