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Stefan Lorant

    Stefan Lorant was a filmmaker and journalist celebrated for his visually compelling historical works, particularly within the realm of U.S. presidential history. His early European career and personal experience with imprisonment by the Nazis fueled his drive to create works that blended potent imagery with profound historical insight. In America, he honed his craft, developing extensive pictorial biographies that meticulously chronicled the lives and eras of pivotal figures in American history. His innovative approach to visual storytelling left a lasting mark on the genre of historical literature.

    Wir vom Film
    Ich war Hitlers Gefangener
    Sieg heil!
    The Glorious Burden
    Pittsburgh: The Story of an American City
    • 1975

      Pittsburgh: The Story of an American City

      • 776 pages
      • 28 hours of reading
      4.1(59)Add rating

      Drawing on extensive research, this work features insights from prominent American historians, including Henry Steele Commager and Oscar Handlin. It offers a comprehensive exploration of historical themes, delving into significant events and figures that have shaped American history. The collaboration of esteemed scholars enriches the narrative, providing a multifaceted perspective that enhances the reader's understanding of the nation's past.

      Pittsburgh: The Story of an American City