Title: Biased Book
Product review: Apart from the omission of the deportation of the macedonian jews by the Bulgarians, I would like to point out that at that time (and even now) all Bulgarians would have gladly deported all Turks if they had been the target of Hitler's hate. The jews just simply weren't their scapegoat. And having read the original papers of the correspondence between "Bulgaria i Tretiat Reich (Bulgaria and the Third Reich)" that were published in two extensive volumes in Bulgaria 1992 I have to say the author has not done his homework. And having read one reader's reaction thinking that this book justifies Goldhagen's thesis - I have to say it's a dangerous piece of biased writing too. Maybe the Germans are our scapegoats now.
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