Nuremberg 2035

by Michael Lechtman

The history of anti-Semitism is as old as the world itself. Time and time again world rulers and even ordinary people have tried their best to erase the existence of the Jewish nation and its culture from the planet. Each time they have come close to succeeding, inflicting untold suffering and death, not only on the Jewish people, but on the entire world. After the Holocaust the cry of "never again" went up around the world, and the nation of Israel was born to ensure that it would never happen again. But the evil in the world will never give up. Beginning with the Nuremberg laws in 1935 Germany, new and clever ways were devised to eliminate the Jews. In America and the Western world after World War II, it could not be conceived that the Holocaust could happen again, let alone raise its ugly head in America. Enter Troon Mueller, the brilliant yet hate filled American politician, who with the help of Middle East oil-backed money, murder and bribery, rises to power in the United States. He and his allies devise a new and better plan for the elimination of the Jews. Danny Goldberg and Rick Mentzer, two regular American guys, fight Troon from the time they were all in grade school together, to the very end of Mueller's plan. Know that the Holocaust can happen again, this time in America. Find out how this horror could repeat itself in the very near future, when you read Nuremberg 2035.

170 pages, Paperback

Published June 13, 2019

About the author

Born in St. Paul , Minnesota, in 1947, Michael Lechtman has been writing novels, short story collections, poetry, and screenplays for more than 30 years. Recently, he has published "The Shapiro Matrix," a near-future dystopian novel of political correctness run amok; the short story collection, "Things That Form Life;" and the nonfiction work, "The Jewish Defense Manual: For Safety And Survival of Jews In The Coming Holocaust."

Reviews

[Velvet]

I'm not sure I know where to start here. The writing is rudimentary at times, over the top elsewhere. The book is riddled with grammar and spelling errors, as well as problems with quotation marks.

The story itself might not have been bad had the author taken his time to build Troon's background and rise to power, without relying on outlandish and unrealistic acts of violence and racism. (The entire scene with the $50,000 donation was so ridiculous that I skimmed the next 25% of the book) I understand this was meant to be an allegory, a warning, but it didn't work for me.

[Warren]

Started out strong but bad guy got way too cartoony evil for me. Also by my math the timeline would put the main story in (at most) the 1980s, so the title puzzles me some.

[Pam]

Great reading I love the storyline it’s in the future but scary stuff I loved the book👍