personal narratives, german

Two German nurses describe their experiences during the four years they were held as captives by the North Vietnamese.

Collection of interviews which explore the memories, feelings, and impressions of fifteen German-American immigrants concerning the Holocaust, assimilation, and cultural differences.

A collection of journal entries that describe the author's experiences while helping to save thousands of Chinese from capture and torture by the Japanese in 1938 Nanking.

The author describes her daily life as a child in Nazi Germany and discusses how developments in the war affected her personal relationships and changed where she lived.

The author tells how she and some of her friends struggled to survive and resist Nazi domination in Berlin from 1943 to 1945.

Contains interviews with 150 Germans who witnessed and participated in, or resisted the rise of Adolph Hitler.