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At the Wolf's Table by Rosella Postorino

At the Wolf's Table

by Rosella Postorino

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  • Jan 2019, 288 pages
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Gunta K. (Glens Falls, NY)

Does not hold one's intrest
The world has an immense amount of literature, fiction and nonfiction, about the Hitler era. This tome "At the Wolf's Table" by Rosella Postorino does not tell us anything new, for one; also it moves very slowly. Being the official food taster of Hitler is not a life threatening position considering the immense security this man had about him. What rubbed me the wrong way in particular was that these women were getting three meals a day, guaranteed, as compared to the thousands that were dying of starvation. Yes, true, if the food was poisoned these women would die but somehow I could not find within me to feelmore

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