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TO what extent, if any, did
Churchill mention the Holocaust in his WWII
volumes? I know that the word itself didn’t exist when he
was writing, but how often, and in what depth, did he
talk about the gas chambers and the genocide of the Jews?Given the respect Churchill has as a chronicler of the war, the fact that he was at the center of everything happening at that time, and finally that the Holocaust was without question the most poignant fact of the era, I would expect his treatment to have been comprehensive. I have read some of his volumes, though not all, and I was not focused on the questions I have just asked.
See Also
- Churchill's War (Document)
- Churchill's War: Volume I Excerpts (Book)
- Churchill, Poison Gas, and Bio-Terror (Book)
- Churchill's War: Volume II Excerpts (Book)
- Churchill, Anthrax, and Bio-Terror (Book)