Hitler's vegetarianism, Göring's voracious appetite: until now, the culinary question within the Nazi ranks had been limited to a few anecdotes. But by opening the doors to the dining rooms and cellars of the Third Reich, Antoine Dreyfus has uncovered a whole, still little-known aspect of the Second World War and the death camps. Appetite comes with eating, but there are some subjects that kill it. Antoine Dreyfus's *Nazis at the Table*, however…
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Hitler's vegetarianism, Göring's voracious appetite: until now, the culinary question within the Nazi ranks had been limited to a few anecdotes. But by opening the doors to the dining rooms and cellars of the Third Reich, Antoine Dreyfus has uncovered a whole, still little-known aspect of the Second World War and the death camps. Appetite comes with eating, but there are some subjects that kill it. Antoine Dreyfus's *Nazis at the Table*, however…