Natural Selection, Front and Homeland, 1942-1944, continues The Protocols series, a series chronicling the history of authoritarianism in the modern era, its focus is the Holocaust and the Second World War. The book begins after the bombing of Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, and Adolf Hitler's declaration of war on the United States. It tells the continuing story of people caught in events -- like Victor and Eva Klemperer, living in a Jews' House in Dresden, Germany, bearing witness to the New Order and the Final Solution, surviving while their friends disappear one by one; like Dr. Zygmunt Klukowski in Szczebrzeszyn, Poland, keeping a record of the Nazis' brutality for the Polish Underground; like fifteen-year-old Julian Kulski, "Goliath," the son of Warsaw's mayor, risking his life every day; There are many voices, many stories offering the reader a doorway into the past. We can't change it, but we can learn from it, travel back, and act -- for we also live in perilous times. Natural Selection: Front and Homeland is composed of excerpts taken from newspapers, diaries, memoirs, letters, speeches, radio transcripts, situation reports, and other historical documents selected not only for their ability to illustrate the past, but for their relevance in terms of the times in which we live.