MY FAMILY AND ITS EXECUTIONER. MEMOIRS OF THE SON OF THE "BUTCHER OF POLAND"

A shocking account of life in the shadow of the Nazi past. A book that forces reflection on responsibility and the legacy of evil. Immerse yourself in the dark history of the Frank family, told from the perspective of the son of Hans Frank, the Governor-General of occupied Polish territories. It is a story of downfall, guilt, and an attempt to come to terms with the past.

• Unique perspective on history from the point of view of a child of a Nazi dignitary
• Detailed description of Hans Frank's career in the ranks of the National Socialists
• Account of the Nuremberg trial and the execution of Hans Frank
• Study of the downfall of a man and his family
• Uncompromising attempt to come to terms with the dark legacy
• Historical documentation based on facts and memories
• Inspiration to reflect on responsibility for the past

Niklas Frank, the youngest son of Hans Frank, struggled throughout his life with the burden of his father's legacy. In his book "My Family and Its Executioner," he presents an uncompromising portrait of his father, describing his path to power, his war crimes, and his ultimate downfall. It is the story of a man who sacrificed his family for Nazi ideology, and of a son who tries to understand and come to terms with his actions.

This book is not only a biography of Hans Frank, but also a psychological study of the family of a Nazi dignitary. Niklas Frank analyzes the relationships within the family, the influence of ideology on everyday life, and the consequences of war crimes for subsequent generations. It is a story of trauma, guilt, and an attempt to find meaning in a world marked by evil.

"My Family and Its Executioner" is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of World War II, Nazism, and the issue of coming to terms with the past. It is a book that makes you think, moves you, and stays in your memory long after reading. Harde Publishing guarantees high editorial and substantive quality.

The book has a hardcover binding, which ensures its durability and elegant appearance. The 212x152 mm format makes it comfortable to read and store. The number of pages: 432 allows for a detailed presentation of the history and analysis of the facts. Year of publication: 2025 guarantees topicality and a fresh perspective on the subject.