Reviews on Vienna Dolorosa:

Chocolate Minx - Vienna Dolorosa is a chronicle of depraved acts committed by fanatical mentality preying on the human race. (Read more)

Victor J. Banis - A stunning and exemplary work of historical fiction, set in Vienna, Austria, taking place during a single day—March 12, 1938, the day Hitler "invades" Austria... (Read more)

Anne Brooke - I entirely agree with Victor on "Vienna Dolorosa." I'm 3/4s through and it's shocking, powerful, astonishing and brutal. The energy... (Read more)

Peter Vann - I'm interested that Synergy has moved far past porn with "Vienna Dolorosa" — it certainly is in the company of modern German realists...(Read more)

Jeffrey Round - On Saturday, March 12, 1938, Hitler’s army marched into Vienna, looting, destroying and murdering while the city’s inhabitants fled or stood by in shock hoping the cataclysm wouldn’t touch them. (Read more)

Erastes - This is a terrible book. Yes, that got your attention, didn’t it? I don’t mean...(Read more)

Crystal Adkins - Vienna Dolorosa by Mykola Dementiuk is quite disturbing and very uninhibited with sexual content, transvestitism, sodomy, underage sex...(Read more)

Frost's Fancy - A very detailed and complicated examination of one side of the horrible underbelly of Nazi politics, Vienna Dolorosa is a violent, sexually skewed, horrific novel covering one significant date in European history...(Read more)

Midwest Book Review - A look into the bizarre side of things, never mentioned due to the major events occurring otherwise. "Vienna Dolorosa" is a novel about Hitler's invasion of Austria, as told from the perspective of a transvestite brothel in Vienna. (Read more)

Ruth Sims - I've lived all my life in Tornado Alley. Hundreds of times I've felt the heavy oppression of motionless air, watched greenish-black clouds pile up on the horizon, and known that something terrible, beyond my control, was developing. Vienna Dolorosa levied the same sense of foreboding. (Read more)

Bryl - Vienna Dolorosa, by Mykola Dementiuk takes place, March 12, 1938, the day Hitler invaded Austria. (Read more)