Title: The Mistake
Product review: If there is one certainty about Lenni Brenner's work in "51 Documents" it is that attempting to defame his assertions is futile. The book is too well-documented for shrill denunciations and Brenner is quite open to public debate on the topic. As sickening as the collaboration between Zionists and Nazis was and remains, there is in fact unintentional humor in the book. Reading about the seeds of the future Israeli Navy, a Zionist Maritime Squadron, training in Mussolini's Italy in 1936 is reminiscient of a Mel Brooks movie plot, but the truth is far more shameful and truly not funny. For a bracing view of this dark chapter of Zionist history, venture into the text. 5 stars, no hesitation.
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