Between the Lines: A German Boy Raised in Nazi Times Who Returns to His Homeland As an American Soldier in World War II.

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Summary: Moving and fascinating memoir
Review: A poignant and well-written memoir filled with humor and pathos. A young man's struggle with the philosophical and social conflicts of being a German fighting on the side of his adopted home, America. Frazier describes some interesting pre-war times in Berlin and then describes his wartime experiences with intelligence and passion. I highly recommend it.

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Summary: A gripping story.
Review: I was gripped by it. It is a great contribution to the history of that era. Dramatically a young boy's story builds, from his childhood in Germany to his naturalization in the U.S. to his return to the Fatherland (as an American soldier), all the way to Dachau and beyond. What a sweep of history, to cover a huge swath of 1940's history in a single character's participation.

Rating:
Summary: A gripping story.
Review: I was gripped by it. It is a great contribution to the history of that era. Dramatically a young boy's story builds, from his childhood in Germany to his naturalization in the U.S. to his return to the Fatherland (as an American soldier), all the way to Dachau and beyond. What a sweep of history, to cover a huge swath of 1940's history in a single character's participation.

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Summary: A young man's spiritual journey through WWII
Review: This is a unique and fascinating true story of a young man caught up in some of the darkest and most dramatic moments in history. Through his adventures, questions, and insights he demonstrates that life and even war can take us on a profound spiritual journey. Shakti Gawain, author of Creative Visualization and Living in the Light.

Rating:
Summary: A young man's spiritual journey through WWII
Review: This is a unique and fascinating true story of a young man caught up in some of the darkest and most dramatic moments in history. Through his adventures, questions, and insights he demonstrates that life and even war can take us on a profound spiritual journey. Shakti Gawain, author of Creative Visualization and Living in the Light.