I Was Hitler's Prisoner

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By Stefan Lorant

Putnam, 1935, 318 pp

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One of the best books of its kind. The author, a Hungarian refugee, was for years an editor in Munich. He was arrested for reasons unknown to himself, and kept a careful record of his months in a German concentration camp.

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