Silence on Monte Sole Book

This is a beautiful book well worth the difficult decision to read about war horrors. Jack Olsen's introduction says much better than I could why to read it: "Even though it will often seem so, this is not a book about German evil and Italian innocence. This is a book about the effects of war . . . So long as there are wars, there will be massacres like Monte Sole and corruptible human beings of all races, willing to carry them out." Buried in politically motivated lies on all sides, Olsen has unearthed the lives and humanity of an all but forgotten time.
One note. I did not deduct from my scoring from this but the e-book edition I read (in Kindle Unlimited) was a disgrace. The book was poorly scanned and converted with thousands of uncorrected errors. Unless you can find a better version of the e-book, take the hard cover out of the library.