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“Teege’s new memoir traces the pain of discovering her grandfather was the real-life ‘Nazi butcher’ from Schindler’s List.” People magazine
“Haunting and unflinching…A memoir, an adoption story, and a geopolitical history lesson, all blended seamlessly into an account of Teege’s exploration of her roots.” Washington Post
“A refreshing and ultimately impartial analysis. Teege’s heartfelt commentary and Sellmair’s objective narrative produce a layer of balanced interpretation and insight.” New York Journal of Books
“In honest, direct, and absorbing prose, Teege and coauthor Nikola Sellmair confront highly personal repercussions of the Holocaust.” Jewish Book Council
“This book is not for the faint of heart, but it is fascinating and fair… Readers will be challenged to think about a major event in world history from a perspective that is rare but surely significant.” History Book Club
“A gripping read, highly recommended for anyone interested in history, memoirs, and biography.” Library Journal (starred review)
“A stunning memoir of cultural trauma and personal identity.” Booklist (starred review)
“Robin Miles’ narration is engaging and easy to listen to, with tonal variation that helps to convey the fascinating story to the listener…[in this] engrossing story.” AudioFile