germany

Presents the script of the sixteenth-century drama about a scholar who sells his soul to the devil in exchange for knowledge and power; and includes an introduction, a history of the play on stage, and a bibliography.

Examines Hitler's campaign to develop a militant new Reich in Germany.

Examines the rise and eventual fall of Nazi Germany.

Biography of Adolf Hitler, discussing the reasons a foreign-born high school dropout was able to attain and wield such power over the German nation, with discussion of how his inadequacies caused Hitler to make fatal mistakes.

Sequel to: The eagle has landed. Colonel Kurt Steiner, the German paratroop officer believed to have been shot dead during his assassination attempt on the Prime Minister, actually survives his wounds and is spirited away to the Tower of London.

A biography of the German World War I field marshal and chief of the general staff who later served as president of the Weimar Republic.

In the summer of 1936, Tony runs away from his home above his family's Italian restaurant in Chicago, while in Berlin David is present at the Olympics and prepares to move to America.

Chronicles the immigration experience of German Americans from the eighteenth through the twentieth century, provides background on German history and society, explaining why people chose to leave, looks at German communities in the U.S., and includes a time line, glossary, and resources for further study.

Presents a biography of Prussian German statesman and aristocrat Otto von Bismarck, with maps, illustrations, primary source documents, a timeline, and a glossary.

Annika, a twelve-year-old foundling in late nineteenth-century Vienna, inherits a trunk of costume jewelry, and soon afterwards a woman claiming to be her aristocratic mother arrives and takes her to live in a strangely decrepit mansion in Germany.