Lies That Matter : A Federal Prosecutor and Child of Holocaust Survivors, Tasked with Stripping US Citizenship from Aged Nazi Collaborators, Finds Himself Caught in the Middle.

Intro -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Foreword by Wolf Blitzer -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction: Tormentors, Victims, and the Lies That Enabled Entry into Post-War America -- Chapter One: A Most Unusual Offer -- Chapter Two: Zamość: Poland's Urban Gem, My Ancestral Home -- Chapter Three: Rockler, Rostow, Talleyrand and "Zeal" -- Chapter Four: Pawns in a Transcontinental Struggle -- Chapter Five: Rockler's Mind: Mired in the Past -- Chapter Six: Surviving the War -- Chapter Seven: Miami Chills -- Chapter Eight: The Remnant -- Chapter Nine: A Calculus of Evil -- Chapter Ten: Never Forget, Never Forgive -- Chapter Eleven: Leap of Faith -- Chapter Twelve: True Identity -- Chapter Thirteen: Trial and Consequences -- Chapter Fourteen: Civiletti's Argument -- Chapter Fifteen: Like Actors on a Stage -- Chapter Sixteen: Fedorenko's Verdict -- Chapteer Seventeen: Till the Ends of Justice -- Epilogue: Encountering History -- Photo Gallery -- About the Author.

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