Another title in the outstanding Holocaust In History series, this shows how the enormity of the Holocaust resulted in a new type of international law that holds aggressors accountable to an international court. It also discusses the founding of the United Nations, the struggle for a Jewish homeland, survivors' suffering and guilt, the "de-Nazification" program in Germany, the Eichmann trial, and the establishment of Yom Hashoah and many Holocaust memorials throughout the world. Excellent writing and appended material.