This was a bit different than what I was expecting, but was still good. I liked that the book included essays written by Holocaust survivors and their opinions, especially Eva Kor, who has been a very controversial figure.

The most valuable insight I gained from reading the book is that not all Jewish people have the same view on using the data generated from Nazi experiments. The rationalizations for the positions held were fascinating.

My main frustration with the book was with some of the editing. There were a few too many misspellings and missing punctuation to make for uncomplicated reading for me. ( )