The Master of Auschwitz:

Memoirs of Rudolf Hoess, Kommandant SS

De: Rudolf Hoess

Narrado por: Tim Dalgleish

The first-hand account of the life, career, and the practices of horror at Auschwitz, written by Auschwitz Kommandant SS Rudolf Hoss as he awaited execution for his crimes. Including his psychological interviews at Nuremberg.

©2016 Stephen R. Pastore (P)2016 Stephen R. Pastore

What a piece of crap the author was.

Very enciteful. The authors blame is only slightly mitigated by his ending. Gave me a better understanding of the thought process behind the Holocaust.

WOW

The mind- boggling insight into the head of a man who loves his wife and children .... yet send not tens of thousands .... but multiple MILLIONS OF FAMILIES to there death .... and feels justified in doing so is .... IM SHOCKED AND UNSETTLED ! Humans are NOT a civilized species !

Great

I’ve listen to it at least 5 times while working, if you enjoy history and 1st hand experiences being told then you will enjoy this audiobook

Very informative

Once I started it I didn't want to stop listening. It is a look into the personal and professional life of a man with no emotions or guilt of the crimes he committed. I highly recommend this to anyone wanting to know more about such a tragic place in history and the man behind it.

Very interesting

This books great insight into how the camps operated and Hoess’s personal perspective on things.

Deeply Disturbing, yet instructional tale

If you are squeamish, I would not recommend this book. But for those history buffs and psychology enthusiasts who want to, this book is for you. A deeply disturbing, yet instructional tale, it dives into the mind of the greatest mass murderer in history. Most of the Nazi mass murderers didn't leave writings. But this one did. And it's a fascinating look at how one man rationalized his role in the murder of millions.

Difficult to listen to.

The narrator did a fantastic job. This book us a very important read. That being said, it is so very hard to listen. to without feeling so heartbroken for the victims. It's almost difficult to give a fair rating.

No words

very difficult to process. sad that people can't think for themselves. very sad and morose

Well worth the time

A bit dry at times but packed with facts and i found it fascinating. Educational too.

great listen

very well done. a fair look at what happened. we should examine history much closer.