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Only for those with a great interest in history

An important book written in 1938. It was said to be very influential in changing the minds of the American public about the US entering the war in Europe in World War 2. However, I would not recommend it for the general reader. It consists of the exchange of letters between 2 American friends; one who is Jewish and stays in the US and the other who settles in Germany as a gentile. However there is nothing positive that comes out of the exchange. I found it quite shocking (not gruesome though). I would recommend reading the notes at the end of the book before reading the letters. Only for historians.