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Stella
This volume is a biography of Stella Goldschlag (1922-1994), a Jewish woman born in Germany who collaborated with the Gestapo during World War II, exposing and denouncing Berlin's underground Jews. The author chronicles Stella's agonizing choice, her three murder trials, her reclusive existence, and the trauma inherited by her illegitimate daughter in Israel. She suffered from severe depression due to her loneliness and guilt because of her activities during the war, committing suicide in 1994.
Bay of Pigs
An account of the American attempt to overthrow the Castro government in Cuba through an invasion of the island in 1961.
Conquering Schizophrenia
This chilling, inspiring journey through the mysterious tunnel of schizophrenia tells the story of a father guiding his son from despair to hope. In the tradition of "Is There No Place on Earth for Me?" and "The Eden Express", this compelling and enlightening book offers hope for the one percent of the world's population affected by the disease.
Wall
From the bestselling author of Day One and Bay of Pigs comes the dramatic and intensely human story of the starkest and most enduring symbol of the Cold War--the Berlin Wall. 80 photos, 2 maps.
The Hitler Virus
In spring 1945, as the Russians moved on Berlin and it became clear the Nazi cause was lost, Adolf Hitler assured his most trusted henchmen that even if he were to die, the seed of National Socialism will grow again one day [in] ... a radiant rebirth. Several times after the war, the distinguished author Peter Wyden, himself a victim of the Nazis, returned to Germany to discover, to his dismay, that Hitler's prediction was all too true. In these unsettling pages, Wyden documents the reality that the Hitler virus is still very much alive. A harrowing companion to Daniel Goldhagen's Hitler's Willing Executioners, this book is Wyden's legacy to the world.
The Hitler Virus
Fifty-six years after Adolf Hitler's suicide, his legacy lives agonizingly on in myriad forms, from hero-worshipping tourists at Berchtesgaden to reactionary academics. "The Hitler Virus" complements and supplements Daniel Goldhagen's bestselling "Hitler's Willing Executioners". 8 pp of illustrations.
Day One
From the author of Bay of Pigs and Betrayal and Survival in Hitler’s Germany comes a full scope look at the bombing of Hiroshima, from the race to create the bomb to its detrimental dropping on Japan and the terrifying consequences that are still affecting the world over seventy years later. Hiroshima was an event of such magnitude that it divided history into two periods: before and after the bomb. It led to the first day of a new age in which all life would be at risk. Almost seventy years later, as Peter Wyden began this book, the world was still dealing with the fallout of the bomb’s creation. Wyden draws on eyewitness accounts, interviews, and documents never before published in order to trace the nuclear state of the modern world to the historical roots of Hiroshima. Skillfully weaving together all the strands, stories, and characters, including the scientific, political, moral, military, and human viewpoints, Wyden provides a full understanding of how the bomb was created, why it was used, and what the aftermath of those decisions has been.
The Unknown Iacocca
Peter Wyden conducted hundreds of interviews, combed through reports published and unpublished, even assembled his own team of leadership evaluators to bring readers the unvarnished truth about the man who might run for President in 1988 or '92. 16 pages of black-and-white photographs.
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