Book Reviews: An Iron Wind: Europe under Hitler

[...]there are multiple explanations for such silences. [...]Fritzsche made difficult choices when selecting regions and individuals to spotlight. [...]voices seem especially important when discussing, as An Iron Wind does, German dehumanization of Soviet people, so that the Nazis' detached, indifferent view of them is not unintentionally replicated. [...]the monograph notes that Tolstoi and Dostoevskii often framed Europeans' interpretations of war and morality.