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Review title: What about the Klee book, published in 1988?
Product review: This book is claimed to be groundbreaking research, but what about the German book about the same subject that was published in 1988? "Schöne Zeiten": Judenmord aus der Sicht der Täter und Gaffer" in English "'The Good Old Times': The Murder of the Jews as Seen by the Perpetrators and Onlookers" by Klee, Dressen and Riess. Seems that the ground was broken almost 10 years before this book was published. But the Klee book adds no commentary; it simply presents the documents and lets them speak for themselves. That seems more important to me than drawing conclusions. Well, if I understand Goldhagen's method correctly, drawing documents from a conclusion already drawn. Just a thought.
