Afather's World War il memoirs, docovered by his son decades after the war, combines sreflections covering years fteaching and research on was, and on the destruction of Europe's Jews. The combination creates powerful insights about a global problem that does not seem to go away: genocide. "This intriguing book, part memoir father and son separated by 60 years of history part academic treatise on war genocide, and the Holocaust, is a must for anyone looking to find an introduction to these issues at a time when more than ever they are our daily consciousness JON BLAIR writer, producer and director of the Academy Awand and Emmy winning documentary "Anne Frank Remembered, the British Academy Award winning "Schindler: The True Story" and the Emmy winning series "Reponers at War "There is handly any essay that so successfully explores the permanent problems facing mankind in so few pages GOTTFRIED H. WAGNER. musicologist and human rights activist, author of Twilight of the Wipers: The Unveiling of a Family Legacy G. Jan Colijn, Ph. D. is Dean of General Studies and Professor of Political Science at The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey. He is co-editor of several books and author of many articles on the Holocaust and genocide. His work with the College's Holocaust Resource Center, and his statewide and international activities have been recognized by several awards, eg, the Honey & Maurice Axelrod Award Iraak Colijn (1903-1959) taught English in several Dutch high schools. He wrote six textbooks that were widely used in the Dutch secondary school system. He recorded several albums as a baritone singer. He also conducted choirs and he was a prominent track and field athlete in the Netherlands before the war BookÂ
Bound, cloth with original dustjacket, x+159pp., 16x24cm., ills. in b/w., in very good condition. With dedictaion by the author. ISBN: 9780976688969.
16x24cm
159 pp.
ComteQ 2006 Margate New Jersey
