Testimony of the twentieth century : before and after the Berlin Wall ;; text and photographs by Marie Ueda [signed] [first edition]

A collection of 80 provocative interviews documenting personal experiences, historical studies, and political and religious thinking affected by the rise of Nazism, the Holocaust, and the legacy of both in modern Germany. The interviews truly represent the voice of history, integrating a cross-section of nationalities, ethnics, and generations as each ruminates on direct experiences during the Nazi War, National Socialism, Hitlerism, the Holocaust, life with the Berlin wall, reunification, and the attitudes of modern youth in "the new age." The truly inclusive interviews offer a spectrum of ideas ranging from commentary by Willy Brandt to the philosophy of German street punks. Each transcript includes a photograph. The publisher's address is PO Box 642219, San Francisco, CA 94164-1264. Price to individuals for $45. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.