Adolf Hitler’s Germany has won the war, conquering the world. He has succeeded in eliminating any vestige of Jews and Judaism. 70 years later his successors realize Hitler’s desire for a museum to memorialize that extermination. Jonathan Rosen’s novel, told through the eyes of its two protagonists—Dano Adamik, a Czech native coerced into curating the museum and Eva Novak, a museum docent with Jewish heritage—unveils a beaten, subjugated society, dominated by a self-proclaimed, super race.
Through emotionally charged scenes of an all-too-real, anti-civilization, the novel plunges us into into a world absent of Jews, yes, but moreso a planet bereft of the ethical guidance of Judaism.
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