Stein, R. Conrad

Recounts life in the Jewish quarter in Warsaw from 1939 to 1945 when the years of hunger and privation culminated in the complete destruction of that ghetto.

A history of the 442nd "Nisei" Regiment which was almost entirely made up of Japanese American men and received more medals for bravery than any other American unit its size during World War II.

An account of the naval duel fought in the Chesapeake Bay between the opposing ironclads of the North and the South.

The history of whaling in New England from the early eighteenth century to its decline when oil was discovered in mid-nineteenth century.

Describes various games and sports played in Mexico, including soccer, boxing, and bullfighting.

Describes the special powers invested in the presidential office and discusses the use of these powers by individual presidents throughout United States' history.

Discusses the network of groups and individuals throughout Ohio and the New England states who aided slaves escaping from their captivity during the nineteenth century.

Biography of football coach Don Shula discussing his life, career, and family.

Profile of the San Antonio Spurs center who plays the piano and sax and in 1990 was NBA Rookie of the Year.

Traces the life of the professional football player who broke the NFL's career rushing record in 1984.