germans

Sabine Kruegler lived in West Papau, Indonesia, with the Fayu tribe since she was five; and when she became a teenager she was sent to a Swiss boarding school where she faced trouble adapting to Western culture; now as a woman, she is faced with the decision of either returning to the primitive life of the jungle or joining modern society.

In 1941, Coast Guard patrolman Josh Thurlow, still struggling with guilt seventeen years after the disappearance of his younger brother, battles U-boats off the North Carolina coast unaware that one of the German captains may know his brother's whereabouts.

Konrad Reichmann, having risen to the rank of Second Lieutenant in the Hitler Youth movement, finds the reality of life on the Russian Front far different from the glory promised by the Third Reich, and turns back to his Christian roots to help him deal with the challenging times.

Libby Pelletier is drawn into the decades-old mystery surrounding the death of Dieter Kallick, an inmate at a Maine prison camp during World War II, when she learns that her own family is implicated in what appears to be the murder of the young German soldier.

Examines the geography, agriculture, industries, people, history, and culture of Germany.

Sixteen-year-old Tomas Wanninger persuades his mother to let him leave Germany to volunteer at a kibbutz in Israel, where he experiences a violent political attack and finds answers about his own past.