Justice is Served

The Nazi Hunters:  How a Team of Spies and Survivors Captured the World's Most Notorious Nazi  was a good book.  It was.  It just is so hard to read about the horror of what the Nazis did.  But it is important to never forget.  It was just amazing to me, horrifyingly amazing that this man Eichmann was such a beast.  And really didn't have any guilt.  And his sons.  Well, not his youngest son.  Oh man.  They just made me sick.  And wow, to learn about Argentina's role in all of this.  It was just so deeply disturbing.  The only criticism I have is from the stand point of how this book compares to other nonfiction for the same age and having read Steve Sheinkin and Susan Campbell Bartoletti and Jim Murphy, I just couldn't help but compare the writing and so forth to their books and so that is why I gave it only 3 stars, but really it should be 3.5.