• Exposes significant new research on the Nazis' systematic appropriation of Jewish and Leftist literature.
• Rydell's stories of reuniting families with a lost relatives' surviving possession - a book - will resonate deeply.
• Much like The Hare with Amber Eyes and The Lady in Gold, this is a history that appeals to bibliophiles.
• Interest in WWII and the Holocaust remains strong, and stories set during the time always prove popular with readers.