Description
From the address of 38 Londres Street, this gripping narrative traces how a single place can hold multiple, overlapping histories—personal, political, and legal—across decades of upheaval. As the story moves through archives and lived experience, it reveals the human stakes behind the making of modern justice, exposing how power, persecution, and accountability can converge in unexpected ways. With Philippe Sands’s signature blend of meticulous research and compelling storytelling, the book explores themes of memory, responsibility, and the enduring struggle to confront the past without simplifying it. Part historical investigation and part moral inquiry, it asks what we owe to those who were targeted—and what it means to seek truth when the evidence is both fragile and consequential.
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paperback
Hachette UK
Published Apr 3, 2025
484 pages
ISBN: 9781474620772
paperback
Weidenfeld & Nicolson
Published Jan 1, 2025
480 pages
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First Published
2025
Language
eng
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