Book Review

From Tablet magazine, a review of a concentration camp diary by David Koker: "Three things mark 'At the Edge of the Abyss' as an utterly distinctive and unique work of Holocaust literature that must be read now that an English-language translation exists. First, the insider account of a camp; second, Koker’s literary and analytic abilities; and third, the only first-person report of an encounter between a Jew and Heinrich Himmler, head Nazi and overseer of all the camps."