After watching the movie Nuremberg I went on a mission to seek out this book. It seems very hard to come across as it didn't seem to do well at the time it was released but I managed to come across a copy online.

I have a great interest in World War 2 and the Holocaust. I think it's because I have a family link to it and it's been something I have been interested in since I was a child. So as soon as I heard about this book I knew it was something I wanted to read.

I thought this book was brilliant. the time that was spent on each prisoner was brilliant. It wasn't just a focus on the more well known names and merely mention the others. There was clear information on more than just the "well known". I thought it incredibly interesting reading about them, getting an insight of who they were, and in a way it was an insight into their minds as that is what Douglas M. Kelley did. he delved into their minds, talked to them and got some indication of who these men were and why they did the horrible things that they did.

If you have an interest in World War 2, the Nuremberg trials and the men who were on trial I highly recommend you try and get your hands on a copy of this.