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Thomas Keneally - Schindlers List
Blurb: In the shadow of Auschwitz, a flamboyant German industrialist grew into a living legend to the Jews of Cracow. He was a womaniser and heavy drinker who enjoyed the good life, yet to them he became a saviour.
Why: Once again.. after putting back my last book, i needed something to read didn’t i? I’ve seen the movie a long time ago, and partly because i think Emily would be proud to see me taking an interest in some ww2-esque stuff. :P
Thoughts so far: Good book. Sometimes getting slightly to biographical+historical for me, but then other times touching me in ways which i’m sure all historians (and ppl interested in history, and the shocking things ppl do) are interested in.
Posted by Christian 
27 January 2003