"""lucid and chilling book"" --The New Yorker ""extraordinarily powerful account"" --Neal Gendler, The American Jewish World ""[Golden Harvest] is a remarkable, stunning work."" --Gila Wertheimer, Chicago Jewish Star ""Starting from a disturbed posed photograph of paesant gleaners in search of ""post-Jewish"" gold in the soil of Treblinka death camp, Jan Tomasz Gross and Irena Grudzinska Gross have created in this profoundly moving volume a chilling, sometimes shocking, passionate, and yet always balanced examination of the extent to which plunder of Jewish possesion was often a communal enterprise in wartime and post-war Poland."" --Madeline G. Levine, Kenan Professor of Slavic Literatures Emerita, University of North Carolina ""Jan and Irena Gross guide us expertly through the ""Heart of Darkness"" that was wartime Poland. Using a single, deeply disturbing photograph, this book captures brilliantly the whole terrifying rapaciousness of Polish -- and European -- society as the Jews face the specter of elimination."" --Norman M. Naimark, Robert and Florence McDonnell Professor of East European Studies, Stanford University"