Philip Boehm Books

The German comedy

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"In the history of the Holocaust, the Warsaw Ghetto stands as the enduring symbol of Jewish suffering and heroism. This collective memoir - a mosaic of individual diaries, journals, and reports - f...

A woman in Berlin

By Philip Boehm, Anonymous

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April-May, 1945 Berlin-A Perilous Place For A Woman!, April 22, 2009 By Bernie Weisz "a historian specializing in the Vietnam War (Pembroke Pines,Florida) E mail:BernWei1@aol.com W...

Malina

By Rachel Kushner, Philip Boehm, Ingeborg Bachmann

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The Shoe Tester of Frankfurt

By Wilhelm Genazino

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The Passenger

By Ulrich Alexander Boschwitz, Andre Aciman, Philip Boehm

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Death in Danzig

By Stefan Chwin, Philip Boehm

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Words to Outlive Us

By Michal Grynberg

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A Woman in Berlin Eight Weeks in the Conquered City

By Anonymous

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The German Comedy

By Peter Schneider, Leigh Hafrey, Philip Boehm

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