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Marc Glanville

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Review: The August Trials

Kornbluth’s detailing of cases makes difficult reading, writes Mark Glanville

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October 1944: Sick and starved people emerge from basements and sewers in Warsaw, two months after the start of the Warsaw Uprising against the occupying German forces. As a result, thousands of the city's inhabitants were killed or sent to concentration camps, and the city destroyed. (Photo by Keystone/Getty Images)

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