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LADIES HOME JOURNAL magazine, December 1965 Issue (LXXXII)

Curtis Publishing, 1965

10 3/4" x 12 1/8" monthly magazine. 138 pages. Crafts, cooking, holiday gifts, current events articles.

Before Hiroshima and After - Day One (The Untold Story of the Dawn of a New Age, the Creation and Use of the ...
Peter Wyden

Simon and Schuster, 1985

Hiroshima was an event of such magnitude that it divided history into two periods, before the bomb and after it - "Day One" of a new age, in which all life would be at risk. Here in all its drama is the untold story of the dawn of that new age - the creation and the use of the atomic bomb. Never before have all the strands - scientific, political, moral, military, and human - been woven together with such authenticity and such skill as to ...

Bay of Pigs: The Untold Story

1 review
Peter Wyden

Simon and Schuster, 1979

Receipe of Disaster
The writer gives a blow by blow discription of what happened to cause the Bay of Pigs disaster. Allen Dulles was on a roll, having just used the CIA to take over Guatamala, and install a government we liked there. Ike had never signed off the the Cuban plan, but let it continue. Kennedy came in and thought that Ike had approved it. It was a fiasco from the start, with Kennedy demanding that he ...

Intimate Enemy: How to Fight Fair in Love and Marriage

3 reviews
George Robert Bach, Peter Wyden

Avon Books (Mm), 1983

Essential information for preserving relationships.
I read this book many years ago and it totally changed my perspective about the NEED for conflict in a relationship. It pointed out constructive ways to express one's feelings and opinions without becoming destructive and hurtful in the process. The author points out that positive conflict-resolution techniques are essential if relationships are to last in the long term. The concepts not ...

Day One: Before Hiroshima and After
Peter Wyden

Simon & Schuster, 1984

Day One Before Hiroshima and After

2 reviews
Peter Wyden

Not Avail, 1985

The A-bomb- its uses, and its consequences
While doing a research project on the decision to drop the A-bomb, I stumbled across this jewel of a book. Not only did it talk about everything I needed to know, but it presented it in an organized concise manner. It covered all stages of the atomic bomb from its conception, other countries' efforts to build an atomic bomb, the race to build it, the drop on Japan, and the consequences. ...

Stella: One Woman's True Tale of Evil, Betrayal, and Survival in Hitler's Germany

8 reviews
Peter Wyden

Anchor, 1993

Blond Betrayer
Few can match the infamous Blond Poison, Stella Goldschlag, who stalked the alleys of Berlin seeking former friends, School Classmates and neighbers as as well as total strangers not out of loneliness but in order to betray them and send them to the Gas Chambers to be murdered in her place during the Holocaust. She well deserves her reputation as a Judas to the Jews of Berlin, the men, women and ...

Stella : One Woman's True Tale of Evil, Betrayal, and Survival in Hitler's Germany

2 reviews
Peter Wyden

Simon & Schuster, 1992

Gripping story
The power of this book comes from the pity one feels for Stella, despite that she is guilty of a thousand betrayals of her fellow Jews. She was an ordinary person caught in an extraordinary circumstance. Might any one of us have behaved better? The author seems to understand this perfectly. I came away from this book with the feeling that Stella was as much a victim of Nazi Germany as ...