A personal account of the persecution of the Jews in Vienna after the Anschluss with Germany. In this book the author retells the story of his own family, who were decimated by the Nazis for being Jewish. This book won the 1982 W H Smith Literary Award.
Continues the memoir begun in Last Waltz in Vienna. In 1946 the author was posted to Berlin where he worked as a British intelligence officer, and his experiences form the basis of this book, providing a vivid portrait of the city and its post-war inhabitants.
A British intelligence officer in Allied-occupied Berlin describes the four-way battle for control of the hearts and minds of the city's people in the years immediately following World War II
This antiquarian book offers a facsimile reprint of a historical text, preserving its original content while acknowledging potential imperfections from age, such as marks and flawed pages. Emphasizing cultural significance, it aims to protect and promote literature through accessible, high-quality editions that honor the authenticity of the original work.
The book offers a detailed exploration of the money market and stock exchange, aimed at enhancing readers' financial literacy. It covers essential topics such as bonds, stocks, and futures, while also introducing key market participants like brokers and investors. Unique to this guide are the diagrams that clarify complex concepts, complemented by real-world examples and case studies. This resource is suitable for both seasoned investors and novices, providing essential knowledge for navigating the financial landscape confidently.
This book features a series of lectures from 1898, focusing on the London Daily Stock and Share List. It provides insights into the financial practices of the time, offering a historical perspective on stock trading and investment strategies. The unchanged reprint maintains the original content, making it a valuable resource for those interested in the evolution of financial markets and historical economic education.
