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Salvaging Germany

Time War Correspondent Alfred Kornfeld's Dispatches From the Rubble of Occupied Germany

Phoebe Kornfeld
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Pages
262
Year
2026
Language
English
Publisher
Archway Publishing

About

"Yesterday the court was under the spell of one of the greatest personalities
to set foot in the courtroom so far. For two full days… Dr. Hans Bernd
Gisevius had the court in complete control...When Gisevius left the stand,
as fresh as the minute he had entered it, he had unfolded one of the
most amazing stories told about Germany so far…-Germany's struggle
against Hitler from within." Alfred Kornfeld, April 27, 1946

"I believe it to be most important to tell the readers that reparations,
production figures, and calories are not all that spells out Germany-
it is pressure, insecurity, worries about whether you will see tomorrow
morning's sunrise…that are foremost in German minds today."
Alfred Kornfeld, November 28, 1946

Related Subjects

  • Journalism
  • Language Arts & Disciplines
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • General
  • History
  • Germany
  • Europe

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