East West Street

In this compelling audiobook, human rights lawyer Philippe Sands embarks on a journey triggered by an invitation to lecture in Lviv, Ukraine, uncovering profound historical connections tied to the Nuremberg Trials. Weaving together the stories of two prosecutors, Hersch Lauterpacht and Rafael Lemkin, who confront their family's tragic histories amidst the prosecution of Hans Frank, Sands also delves into his own family's experiences during World War II. This narrative blends historical investigation with personal reflection, exploring the origins of international law and the enduring impacts of memory and guilt across generations.