War and Genocide

With so much history to cover, I'm curious how the author chose which moments to highlight and which to omit to keep the narrative clear and impactful.

The way the book presents individual stories alongside broader history really brought home the human cost. Did others feel a stronger emotional connection because of this approach?

Given the depth of the Holocaust, I wonder what motivated the choice to keep it concise — was it to make it more accessible or to focus on key themes?