NICHOLAS KULISH was the Berlin bureau chief for the New York Times from 2007 to 2013. He now reports from East Africa for the Times. SOUAD MEKHENNET is a journalist and reports for the Daily Beast, the Washington Post, and ZDF German television. She is an associate at Harvard and Johns Hopkins, and previously worked for the New York Times.
Praise for The Eternal Nazi A fascinating read. This is a tale of police procedural, in an era before computers and databases, of those hunting the worst humans this world had to offer. -- Seattle Post-Intelligencer A brisk, compelling read, with all the frustrating plot twists and eccentric character cameos of an espionage thriller. -- The Jewish Daily Forward An elusive Nazi doctor who escaped justice receives a thorough scouring ... Haunting, doggedly researched. -- Kirkus Reviews The Eternal Nazi manages that rare feat of being as cinematically riveting as it is morally serious. --Buzzfeed This highly readable account unfolds more than a mystery novel than a work of non-fiction. It is crisply written, meticulously documented and highly engaging. It is superb reporting that will keep readers engaged until the very last page. -- King Features [A] dramatic story--which often makes fiction seem tame by comparison--with the flair of a riveting mystery. --Arkansas Democrat-Gazette A brilliant feat of historical detection that illuminates a nation's dramatic reckoning with the crimes of the Holocaust. --Bookreporter.com Part biography, part engrossing true crime story, The Eternal Nazi is a fascinating look at the hunt for Nazi war criminals after World War II. --Shelf Awareness He was hardly as famous as Josef Mengele, but Aribert Heim was every bit as vicious. And, like Mengele, this doctor-torturer-murderer eluded his hunters until the very end. The Eternal Nazi finally reconstructs Heim's dark odyssey--from his sadistic practices in Mauthausen to his life in hiding as a convert to Islam in Cairo. Part detective story, part meditation on how family loyalties obstructed those seeking justice, this book is a remarkable achievement. --Andrew Nagorski, author of Hitlerland: American Eyewitnesses to the Nazi Rise to Power With exacting detail