Mengele

Gerald Posner's detailed portrayal raises questions about what motivated him to explore the moral ambiguities and motivations behind Mengele's actions. I'm curious about the research process behind this comprehensive biography.

Reading about the extent of Mengele's experiments and choices made me reflect on how ordinary people can commit heinous acts. How did others process the moral dilemmas presented in the book?

With so many historical details, I wonder how Gerald Posner decided what to emphasize to keep the story engaging without sacrificing accuracy.