Edward Thomas Wood is a writer with a career spanning over 25 years in journalism, contributing significantly to publications in Nashville and serving as a correspondent for The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal. His professional background includes extensive experience in reporting and analysis. Currently, Wood applies his journalistic skills as a staff writer for a prominent international law firm, blending narrative with legal precision. His academic achievements include degrees from Vanderbilt University and Pembroke College, Cambridge, underscoring a rich intellectual foundation for his literary endeavors.
As a courier for the Polish Underground, Jan Karski witnessed the horrors of the Holocaust during the early years of World War II. This book relates how he escaped occupied Poland in 1942 and embarked on a crusade to give Allied leaders his account of the Nazi's extermination of the Jews.