Books by Alex Weissberg-Cybulski
The Accused (Hexensabbat)
by Alex Weissberg-Cybulski
This book describes in part what Darkness at Noon describes, only better. He’s on the list because I have a personal connection with him; my copy includes an inscription from Czybulski to my grandfather. It’s ultimately an uplifting account, free of moralising. He used to visit us after the war. You couldn’t tell what happened to him. He was always very good-humoured. Life goes on.
Interviews where books by Alex Weissberg-Cybulski were recommended
The best books on The European Civil War, 1914-1945, recommended by Andreas Wesemann
Andreas Wesemann says WWI reparations did not fuel the rise of Nazism – Germany hardly paid any. He tells the true story of the rise of fascism
