“Simon Wiesenthal since the end of World War II has had one major aim in life — to track down as many as possible of the SS men who took part in the administration of the concentration and extermination camps run by the Third Reich... The writing of this book was actually done by the well-known journalist Joseph Wechsberg to whom Wiesenthal told his stories and who contributes a series of profiles of the narrator. It is a dramatic and knowledgeable account... [Wiesenthal’s is] a remarkable career, which is movingly... reported in these pages.” — Eugene Davidson, The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science
“The Wiesenthal memoirs should have been published before, and they must be published again in a new edition when Wiesenthal has yet more to tell... Wiesenthal’s best friend is luck… so fascinating in his own casebooks.” — Neal Ascherson, New York Review of Books
