In 1900, in a small Prussian town, a young boy was found murdered, his body dismembered, the blood drained from his limbs. The Christians of the town quickly rose up in violent riots to accuse the Jews of ritual murder the infamous blood-libel charge that has haunted Jews for centuries. In an absorbing narrative, Helmut Walser Smith reconstructs the murder and the ensuing storm of anti-Semitism that engulfed this otherwise peaceful town. Offering an instructive examination of hatred, bigotry, and mass hysteria, The Butcher's Tale is a modern parable that will be a classic for years to come. Winner of the Fraenkel Award. A Los Angeles Times Best Book of 2002.
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评分一樁簡單的謀殺案，交雜瞭太多曆史 宗教等社會背景，再包括人類復仇和暴力傾嚮的本性。。作為人類 感到羞愧 文明根本不能改變人類殘酷的本性
评分作偵探小說來看，缺乏波蘭語材料，稍稍有點目的論
评分一樁簡單的謀殺案，交雜瞭太多曆史 宗教等社會背景，再包括人類復仇和暴力傾嚮的本性。。作為人類 感到羞愧 文明根本不能改變人類殘酷的本性
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