Diary of the Avenger

The diary, which was first translated and published completely, has left Obergruppenführer SS, the head of the compounds on the fight against gangs, an approximate Himmler. Bach-Zelevsky personally was responsible for punitive operations and ethnic purges in the occupied eastern territories, participated in the creation of Auschwitz and in the suppression of the Warsaw uprising.
With inimitable cynicism, he describes the extermination of the civilian population of the Soviet Union and Poland, considering himself a savior of thousands of women and children, a humanist and a man of honor. The devilish resourcefulness helped Bach-Zelevsky avoid a loop. On the Nuremberg Tribunal, where he witnessed the prosecution, taking all the blame on other war criminals.
The most intriguing-what exactly Bach-Zelevsky managed to hide from justice-you will learn from the preface of the leading domestic military historians. Their thorough investigation sheds a new light on the monstrous crimes of the Nazis during the Second World War