East-Western street. The production of genocide terms and crime against humanity

Philip Sands is a well -known British publicist, international lawyer, professor of law, who took part in many trials on war crimes. Sands is the President of the British Pen Club, the popular commentator of the Air Force and CNN programs, the author of 16 books and the laureate of many awards, five of which he received precisely for the book of East Waswood Street.
The study of its own roots leads the author from Lviv -Lemberg to the Nuremberg, from the Nuremberg process - these days, because the concepts of humanity and inhumanity are forever painted by the Holocaust and the sentence that sounded in the Nuremberg process. And because the great story is so closely intertwined with the history of the family, the human in it is affirmed.
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"gigantic erudition, an inquisitiveness of a scientist, enthusiasm and creative imagination - this is what allowed Philip Sands to unravel the most difficult ball in which the past of the family was intertwined with European history and the development of legal concepts." - Michael Sheibon
"The grandiose work ... a deeply personal narrative written with anger and love." - John Le Carre
"Perhaps the most important book written after the tragedy of September 11th." - Robert Harris