Reviews round-up
38 Londres Street
by Philippe Sands
3 of 3 critics positive
9 reviews: 1 rave, 2 positives; 6 not stating a verdict in public
What the critics said
“tells the thrilling, often personal story”
The dictator who went on holiday to Britain – and ended up in prison
“remarkable book uncovers the link between Chilean dictator Pinochet and a notorious SS commander”
Philippe Sands’s remarkable book uncovers the link between Chilean dictator Pinochet and a notorious SS commander Walther Rauff
“A human rights lawyer skilfully gathers the threads”
38 Londres Street by Philippe Sands review – Pinochet and the Nazis
“in pursuit of Pinochet and a Nazi war criminal”
38 Londres Street — in pursuit of Pinochet and a Nazi war criminal
“the subject of Nazi exiles in South America can seem a stale, even dubious”
Andy Beckett · An Efficient Man: A Nazi in Chile
“brings to light the struggle to hold Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet and former Nazi Walther Rauff accountable”
Getting away with it … sort of. How a dictator and a fugitive Nazi advanced international human rights law
The friendship of a Chilean dictator and a Nazi war criminal
“The parallel stories of mass murderers”
38 Londres Street by Philippe Sands: The parallel stories of mass murderers
“intertwines the stories of Augusto Pinochet, a high-ranking Nazi official and his own family”
Review | A human rights lawyer’s personal quest for international justice
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