Susan Zuccotti, Author . Yale Univ. $28 (285p) ISBN 978-0-300-12294-7
Occupied by Italy in 1943, the southern French town of Saint-Martin-Vésubie served as a haven for Jews from all over Europe. But after Italy's armistice with the Allies, the Italians left the town and many Jews crossed the Alps into Italy,
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Susan Zuccotti, Author Yale University Press $40 (408p) ISBN 978-0-300-08487-0
Even before WWII ended in Europe, defenders of Pius XII (Eugenio Pacelli), according to the author, were busy manufacturing a myth that the Holy Father directly and indirectly was responsible for saving the lives of ""hundreds of thousands"" of Jews.
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Susan Zuccotti, Author Basic Books $19.95 (334p) ISBN 978-0-465-03622-6
Historian Zuccotti's excellently researched and vividly written study is loaded with poignant or inspiring accounts derived from interviews with Jewish-Italian survivors of the Holocaust in Italy and from unpublished sources. The book, her first,...
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Susan Zuccotti, Author Basic Books $30 (383p) ISBN 978-0-465-03034-7
Despite the French Vichy regime's complicity in the roundup and deportation of Jews to Nazi death camps, roughly three-fourths of France's Jews, an estimated 250,000 people, survived. Zuccotti, author of the National Jewish Book Award-winner...
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Susan Zuccotti. Indiana Univ, $35 (264p) ISBN 978-0-253-00853-4
Who better to rescue from obscurity an Oskar Schindler–like hero than historian Zuccotti (The Holocaust, the French, and the Jews)? She has written extensively on the experience of French and Italian Jews in the Holocaust, but it’s more than her...
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