Ron Rosenbaum's books include The Shakespeare Wars, How the End Begins, and The Secret Parts of Fortune, a collection of his nonfiction writing which has appeared in Harper's, the New Yorker, and the New York Times Magazine, among other periodicals. He has also edited an anthology about contemporary anti-Semitism, Those Who Forget the Past.
A "New York Times" Bestseller
"Time"
"Brilliant...restlessly probing and deeply intelligent"
David Remnick, author of "Lenin's Tomb"
"A remarkable journey by one of the most original journalists and
writers of our time"
Michiko Kakutani, "New York Times"
"Fascinating...A provocative work of cultural history that is as
compelling as it is thoughtful, as readable as it is smart.... Mr.
Rosenbaum has made an important contribution to our understanding
not just of Hitler, but of the cultural processes by which we try
to come to terms with history as well.... He has written an
exciting, lucid book informed by old-fashioned moral rigor and
common sense."
Gabriel Schoenfeld, "Commentary"
"Glistens with insight and intelligence and shimmers with
originality."
Marc Fisher, "Washington Post"
"Cultural criticism served up as riveting narrative history...with
words and ideas that surprise, amuse, and even elevate the
reader."
George Steiner, "The Observer" (UK)
"A work of importance and fascination"
Ian Kershaw, author of "Hitler: 1889-1936: Hubris," in "The
Guardian" (UK)
"Intriguing, thought provoking, and intelligent"
"Financial Times"
""Explaining Hitler" [is] a work of almost uncanny percipience and
stamina."
"New York Times," 1/8/16
Considered one of the definitive examinations of the Nazi dictator
s mind. "
A "New York Times" Bestseller
"Brilliant...restlessly probing and deeply intelligent""Time"
"A remarkable journey by one of the most original journalists and
writers of our time"David Remnick, author of "Lenin's Tomb"
"Fascinating...A provocative work of cultural history that is as
compelling as it is thoughtful, as readable as it is smart.... Mr.
Rosenbaum has made an important contribution to our understanding
not just of Hitler, but of the cultural processes by which we try
to come to terms with history as well.... He has written an
exciting, lucid book informed by old-fashioned moral rigor and
common sense."Michiko Kakutani, "New York Times"
"Glistens with insight and intelligence and shimmers with
originality."Gabriel Schoenfeld, "Commentary"
"Cultural criticism served up as riveting narrative history...with
words and ideas that surprise, amuse, and even elevate the
reader."Marc Fisher, "Washington Post"
"A work of importance and fascination"George Steiner, "The
Observer" (UK)
"Intriguing, thought provoking, and intelligent"Ian Kershaw, author
of "Hitler: 1889-1936: Hubris," in "The Guardian" (UK)
"Financial Times"
""Explaining Hitler" [is] a work of almost uncanny percipience and
stamina."
"
A "New York Times" Bestseller
"Brilliant...restlessly probing and deeply intelligent"--"Time"
"A remarkable journey by one of the most original journalists and
writers of our time"--David Remnick, author of "Lenin's Tomb"
"Fascinating...A provocative work of cultural history that is as
compelling as it is thoughtful, as readable as it is smart.... Mr.
Rosenbaum has made an important contribution to our understanding
not just of Hitler, but of the cultural processes by which we try
to come to terms with history as well.... He has written an
exciting, lucid book informed by old-fashioned moral rigor and
common sense."--Michiko Kakutani, "New York Times"
"Glistens with insight and intelligence and shimmers with
originality."--Gabriel Schoenfeld, "Commentary"
"Cultural criticism served up as riveting narrative history...with
words and ideas that surprise, amuse, and even elevate the
reader."--Marc Fisher, "Washington Post"
"A work of importance and fascination"--George Steiner, "The
Observer" (UK)
"Intriguing, thought provoking, and intelligent"--Ian Kershaw,
author of "Hitler: 1889-1936: Hubris", in "The Guardian" (UK)
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