Auschwitz on the Potomac 1943

This book explores the compelling efforts of Hillel Kook, also known as Peter Bergson, to combat the Nazi extermination of European Jewry by challenging U.S. officials, Congress, and Jewish leadership during World War II. Drawing on extensive research and historical documents, the author highlights Bergson's critical role in advocating for rescue efforts and the eventual establishment of Israel. The narrative emphasizes the significance of Bergson's activism and its lasting impact on Jewish history and international relations, offering valuable insights into a pivotal period of remembrance and reflection.