Claudio Magris Wins German Book Trade Prize

Italian writer Claudio Magris has been awarded the Peace Prize of the German Book Trade, one of the country's most prestigious literary prizes. It is given annually for the efforts of artists and scholars to overcome hatred.

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Nobel Prize for German Novelist

Novelist, essayist and poet Herta Müller has won the 2009 Nobel prize for literature. Judges praised her for depicting the "landscape of the dispossessed" with "the concentration of poetry and the frankness of prose".

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NAPOLEON: THE FRENCH FÜHRER

Three days after the fall of France in 1940, Napoleon, lying in his marble tomb in Paris, received a visit from his greatest admirer. Adolf Hitler, on his one and only visit to the French capital, made an unannounced trip to the tomb in Les Invalides.

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Finally United: Tolzmann's Essays on German-Americana

Don Heinrich Tolzmann, German Americana. Selected Essays. Milford , Ohio : Little Miami Publishing, 2009. 300 pages. $ 22.50 plus $3.00 shipping.

 

By Gert Niers

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German-Americana: New Book by Don Heinrich Tolzmann

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Tito's Mystery Years In Moscow Revealed

 Austrian historian Silvin Eiletz' book on former Yugoslav communist leader Josip Broz Tito has been published in Croatia. I reveals how Tito really took power.

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Another Holocaust "Memoir" Turns Out To be Hoax

 Oprah Winfrey hailed it as "the single greatest love story" she had heard in two decades in television - a heart-rending tale of the Holocaust. I turned out to be a hoax.

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NAPOLEON: THE FRENCH FÜHRER

 Three days after the fall of France in 1940, Napoleon, lying in his marble tomb in Paris, received a visit from his greatest admirer. Adolf Hitler, on his one and only visit to the French capital, made an unannounced trip to the tomb in Les Invalides.

By Christopher Hudson

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Undaunted Historian David Irving On US Tour

 Controversial British war historian David Irving, fresh from thirteen months in an Austrian prison, is testing America’s dedication to First Amendment guarantees of free speech. The US passed the test.

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After The Reich

  Most accounts of the invasion and occupation of Germany and Austria in 1945 paint a broadly peace ful picture of the transition from dictatorship to democracy in the Allied-run west of the countries.

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Pat Buchanan: World War II Was Unnecessary

 Patrick J. Buchanan ascribes “colossal blunders” to British wartime leader Winston Churchill, who, he says, “turned two European wars into world wars that may yet prove the "mortal wounds of the West.”

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