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Focusing on a contemporary approach to geometry, this textbook blends traditional concepts with modern applications. It covers axiomatic, Euclidean, non-Euclidean, and transformational geometry, providing a well-rounded understanding. The integration of real-world examples and applications enriches the learning experience, while historical notes offer additional context, making it a valuable resource for students seeking to connect geometric principles with practical use.

In this memoir, Walter Meyer leads readers from one harrowing moment to the next as he recounts his experiences during and after Hitler's reign. As a teenager, Meyer refused to conform to institutional rules. While serving in the Hitler Youth, he rebelled by joining a subversive group that focused its efforts on pranks against the youth organization. During World War II, Meyer was arrested, interrogated, and beaten for stealing shoes, but he received a sentence of one to four years, as opposed to the standard penalty for looting - death. His fiery spirit eventually landed him in a Nazi work camp. Forced to work under grueling conditions in a quarry, he struggled to reach his daily work quota so he could dine on watery broth and bits of bread. In these subhuman conditions, Meyer developed tuberculosis. Knowing he would soon die in the camp, he again plotted his escape. This time he succeeded.