Operation Last Chance, English edition

Milivoj Asner, A Nazi at Euro 2008
The Arrest of Eichmann
I Did Not Forget You
The Office of Special Investigations
The Search for Dr. Mengele and its Unexpected Bonus
Nazis Down Under
Nazis in Great Britain
Nazis Under the Maple Leaf
A New Office and the Fall of Communism
Lithuania:The Struggle for Justice and Truth in the Land of My Forefathers
Latvia: A Mass Murderer as a Contemporary Hero
Estonia:The Best Justice Money Can Buy
Croatia's Past and the Search for Dinko Sakic
A Historic Trial in the Land of the Ustasha Chapter 15-
A Difficult Beginning
The She-Devil of Majdanek
The Zentai Case: Children Defending A Parent
Dr. Heim, The Most Wanted Nazi in the World
Kepiro: The Nazi Who Lives Opposite A Synagogue
Conclusion

Efraim Zuroff

'A grim tale of one man's dedication to a legal and moral cause and a shocking expos of the widespread indifference and even antagonism that he has encountered.....A sobering, valuable resource for future historians.' - Kirkus 'It is never too late to bring those responsible for the horrors of the Holocaust to justice. Operation Last Chance: One Man's Quest to Bring Nazi Criminals to Justice recounts how, with tireless energy, dedication and passion Efraim Zuroff did just that. His is an essential story that demonstrates the good an individual can achieve when committed to justice and the truth.'- Abe Foxman, National Director of the Anti-Defamation League and author of Never Again? The Threat of the New Anti-Semitism 'Written like a detective story, Operation Last Chance deals with fundamental issues of human justice under the German occupation, describing the author's efforts to uncover hidden wartime criminals. Zuroff shares his successes and failures in tracking down Nazi murderers. As readers, we become involved in his relentless pursuits. This book should attract the interest of wide and varied audiences.' - Nechama Tec, Holocaust Scholar & Author of Defiance: The Bielski Partisans 'Efraim Zuroff is the spiritual heir to Simon Wiesenthal. Courageous and careful, he has pursued Nazi war criminals to the end of the earth, to their dying day - always for the sake of justice, always in the name of memory. A historian, Zuroff writes like a novelist, but with a fidelity to truth that makes for brisk and compelling reading. He writes with humility and gratitude but also with admirable moral toughness - Zuroff's assessment is unfailingly insightful and often haunting.' - Michael Berenbaum, Director, Sigi Ziering Institute and Professor of Jewish Studies, American Jewish University 'Zuroff gives us an understated yet gripping narrative of a life dedicated to justice - that the perpetrators and collaborators of the most total crime in human history not live on