Heyes, Eileen

Describes how the health dangers of tobacco became known, despite the political clout and promotional rhetoric that once kept the tobacco industry thriving.

In 1932 New York City, eleven-year-old Billy, child actor, teams up with his new co-star Virginia to try to prove that his friend and mentor did not commit murder.

Child actors Billy O'Dwyer and Virginia Grady, vacationing with Billy's family in 1932, become involved in a real-life drama of rivalry and deceit when they set out to locate a missing treasure.

Presents, through photographs and text, the story of the German Nazi leader in the context of the political and social forces of his time, focusing on the destruction and misery he unleashed. Discusses United States anti-Semitism and the reluctance of most nations to become involved.

Describes the Hitler Youth, the state-sponsored youth organization founded by the Nazi regime to train boys and girls ten and older to serve Hitler's government with unquestioning devotion.