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The narrative reveals the harrowing history of an immigrant family, focusing on the matriarch who faced imprisonment and forced sterilization due to the eugenics movement. Through meticulous research, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist John Erickson sheds light on this dark chapter of history, exploring themes of injustice and resilience. The book not only tells a personal story but also critiques the broader societal implications of eugenics and its impact on marginalized communities.

Featuring a collection of recipes from various Asian cuisines, this cookbook seamlessly blends culinary traditions with the philosophy of yin and yang. It emphasizes the balance of flavors and ingredients while exploring how these principles can enrich family meals and gatherings. Each recipe not only showcases the diversity of Asian cooking but also encourages a deeper understanding of harmony in both food and family life.

Focusing on the works of four prominent authors from the 'third world', the book explores the intersection of Islam and postcolonial narratives. John Erickson delves into how these writers address themes of identity, cultural conflict, and the impact of colonialism on their societies. Through their unique perspectives, the authors challenge dominant narratives and offer insights into the complexities of postcolonial life, enriching the discourse around literature and cultural representation in a global context.

Hitler vs Stalin ; The Second World war on the Eastern front in Photographs illustrates every aspect of the Eastern front campaigns.

On 22 June 1941, German tanks rolled into the Soviet Union in an offensive which was to claim the lives of nearly 49 million people. Until the opening of Soviet archives, however, and the easing of their ideological grip, 'Operation Barbarossa' remained shrouded in mystery. Now, through the distinguished contributions of people like President Yeltsin's adviser, Colonel-General Dmitri Volkogonov, and the German historian Professor Klaus-Jurgen Muller, comes a book which for the first time challenges the official Soviet historiography and offers the first truly global picture of the war in Russia.From Nazi-Soviet relations at the start of the war, and the Soviet Union's response to the German attack, Barbarossa moves to the little examined subject of the invasion's aftermath. And offering dramatic new evidence on Hitler's objectives, Stalin's strategy and readiness for war, the Battle of Moscow, and Japan's wartime policy towards the Soviet Union, this book also deals with the previously taboo subjects of the personalities and politics of collaboration, and the massive human toll of the invasion.

The first of two volumes in John Erickson's monumental history of the Soviet-German war.