1931-

Chronicles the lives of entertainment and communications moguls Ted Turner and Rupert Murdoch and examines their bitter rivalry.

Former soccer star Lyza, her lover Boat, special investigator Palchikov, poet Antonina Korzinkina, and Yevtushenko himself work to keep Russia's fragile democracy alive in the face of the efforts of hard-line Communists to destroy it. Includes the historical figures of Gorbachev, Shevardnadze, and Yeltsin among the cast of characters.

The real-life puzzle of what happened to the generation of Jewish children who survived the Holocaust in hiding. This book tells the story through the lives of three girls hidden in three different countries--among the less than 10 percent of Jewish children in Europe to survived World War II.

The 1986 Reagan-Gorbachev summit in Iceland was the turning point of the Cold War. Initially planned as a short gathering to outline future talks, the meeting quickly turned to major international issues including SDI (Star Wars) and the possibility of eliminating all nuclear weapons. Both men were at the height of their powers and this move toward peace laid the groundwork for the most sweeping arms accord in history, adopted in 1987, and the end of the Soviet Union five years later. In one weekend the world was changed.

Recounts Mickey Mantle's life as a New York Yankee--both public and private.

Journal excerpts help chronicle the life and political career of Soviet leader Boris Yeltsin.

A study of the life and achievements of the author of books for young adults with a few photographic illustrations. Evalutes Mazer's fiction and the unique appeal of her work.