The book provides a comprehensive analysis of post-war testimonies from survivors of the Auschwitz-Birkenau Sonderkommando, who were forced to handle the bodies of murdered individuals. It explores critical themes such as collaboration, moral compromise, and the complexities of survival and resistance. By examining various forms of testimony, including historical documents, trial accounts, and artistic representations, the work addresses the challenges of engaging with these narratives and the significance of bearing witness to such traumatic experiences.
