The Esther Code Was it Already Written?

Was It Already Written? An Investigation on The Most Intriguing Prophecy of The Twentieth Century
October 16, 1946. Following the outcome of the Nuremberg trial, Nazi dignitary Julius Streicher climbs the gallows. Before he is hanged, he cries out: "The Jews will be happy! Purimfest 1946!" The world goes quiet. What did he mean? Streicher, it turns out, was making reference to a Jewish feast day that commemorates the events told in a two-thousand-year-old biblical text: the Book of Esther. But the reasons as to why Streicher said such a thing remain a mystery.
This proven historical fact is the starting point for The Esther Code, an extraordinary adventure that will take Bernard Benyamin and Yohan Perez from Nuremberg to Jerusalem, stopping by the Swiss banks of Zurich and Landsberg Prison, where Hitler wrote Mein Kampf. From encounters to revelations, they discover that the Book of Esther is harboring a secret message, and the startling connection between the ancient Persian kingdom and Third Reich Germany. This incredible tale, worthy of Indiana Jones and Dan Brown, is not a work of fiction: everything told in this book is absolutely authentic. To decipher the "Esther code," Bernard Benyamin and Yohan Perez conducted a lengthy investigation, interviewing several Jewish scholars and historians along the way. Now that their work is complete, these pages reveal the mystery of the most intriguing prophecy of the twentieth century.