Thomas Harding

Thomas Harding, a best-selling author and historian known for his work on the Holocaust, joins the discussion to explore the chilling duality of Rudolf Höss, the Commandant of Auschwitz. They delve into how Höss balanced his serene family life with overseeing mass murder. Harding recounts the disturbing psychological factors leading to Höss’s actions and his attempts to evade justice post-war. The visit to Höss's former home reveals the stark contrast of normalcy against the horrific backdrop of the genocide, raising profound questions about the banality of evil.

Thomas Harding, bestselling author of The Einstein Vendetta, explores the harrowing story of his family during WWII. He details the tragic fate of Robert Einstein, cousin to Albert, highlighting the brutal realities faced by Jewish families amidst Nazi oppression. The conversation dives into the crimes committed against Robert's family, the long struggles for justice, and the disturbing historical negligence by authorities. Harding connects this dark legacy to modern issues, emphasizing the need to remember the humanity of victims beyond their tragic fates.

Thomas Harding, a journalist and author of 'The Einstein Vendetta,' dives into the harrowing true story of Robert Einstein, cousin of Albert Einstein, whose family faced a brutal war crime in 1944 Italy. He shares chilling details of the family's ordeal as they were hunted by German soldiers and discusses the complexities of identity and survival during the Holocaust. Harding also reflects on the long quest for justice against war crimes, revealing how historical narratives intersect with personal tragedies in a remarkable tale of resilience.