Political Life of a German Journalist, 1911-1948.  A Personal Account
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				| Author:  | Rey, William H. | 
| Year: | 2008 | 
| Pages: | 364 | 
| ISBN: | 0-7734-5113-7 978-0-7734-5113-1 | 
| Price: | $239.95 + shipping | 
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This work is an English translation of an intrepid political journalist’s fascinating account of modern German cultural history.
Reviews
“William Rey’s international reputation as a literary and cultural critic of modern German thought here reaches its unsurpassed pinnacle.  . . . [His] eighteen chapters are in themselves sequential dramas of high suspense and intensity, presenting the scholarly as well as the pleasurable reader with extremely vivid portraits of cultural-historical events spanning the years between Hitler’s rise to power, the Second World War in Eastern Europe, and ending with Germany’s collapse in 1945.” – G .H. Hertling, Professor Emeritus of Germanics, University of Washington 
Table of Contents
Foreword by G.H. Hertling
Acknowledgements
Prologue
1	Childhood in Frankfurt
2	Paradise Won and Lost
3	Of Pretzel Vendors and Prostitutes
4	Between Marx and Hitler
5	My Fight Against Hitler – A Lost Cause
6	My Career from Pimp to Journalist
7	With the Frankfurter Zeitung Against the Gestapo
8	As Foreign Correspondent in Prague and Kaunas
9	Adventures in the Balkans
10	Odessa:  Flight from my Conscience
11	As a War Correspondent in Russia
12	On the Road to Stalingrad
	
13	Escape from the Third Reich
14	Hell in Istanbul
15	Idyll in Beirut
16	Our Baby, Born in Cairo 
17	The Tragicomedy of Re-education
18	Arrival in New York 
Epilogue 
About the Author
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