german americans

Richard Sonnenfeldt recounts his interviews with all the top-ranking Nazi criminals during his role as key interrogator for the American prosecution at the Nuremberg War Crimes Trials in 1945.

Surveys German history, customs and people and describes the contributions of German immigrants in the United States.

Maria takes up the cause of women's suffrage in Minneapolis near the beginning of World War I and must rely on God to give her the strength to do the right thing.

Chronicles the experiences of German immigrants who have come to the United States throughout history and explores how they have shape the culture and achievements of the nation.

Katherine is upset when her family leaves their home in Germany to settle in Fredericksburg, Texas, and then when her father joins a group hoping to make peace with the Comanche, she worries even more.

In 1855 in Galveston, Texas, ten-year-old Gretel and her two spoiled, complaining sisters all hope to be accepted as a companion to Frau Dimpel, the richest German lady in town.

Story of Tod T. Friendly, now living in a peaceful American suburb, but who once worked in the medical section of Auschwitz.

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.

A ten-year-old girl living in middle-class America during World War II learns the painful lesson that doing what's right is not always an easy thing to do.