This work of cultural criticism studies the representation in literature and film of Jews who were forced into complicity by the Nazis--participants in the "grey zone," as conceptualized by Primo Levi. Brown (media and communication, Deakin U., Australia) examines writings by Levi as well as Raul Hilberg, Holocaust documentaries, and fiction films, then concludes with a reflection on negotiating the paradoxical. Annotation ©2013 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)