After the trial for Treblinka Commandant Franz Stangl, London reporter Gitta Sereny spent hours questioning him, and months checking his answers and statements by interrogating men and women who had had the slightest contact with Stangl, in an effort to better understand him. What emerged was not the portrait of a monster, but of a human being. A human who was capable of the mass extermination of men, women and children. -- paraphrased from Elie Wiesel.

Originally published: London : Deutsch, 1974.

The People Who Speak --Plans -- Sobibor Extermination Camp -- Treblinka Extermination Camp.