Berlin Girl

by Kenneth Cashion

Overview

This non-fiction book was written over a two-year period from the interviews and recordings with Erma Eisler. Her childhood was amid the battles of Berlin and the area just south of Berlin. The family consisted of her father and mother, Arne and Freda, and her younger brother, Richard.

They were just an average family caught up in the Nazi rise to power and the maelstrom of the German collapse in the Second World War. Perhaps her family and many in the United States would have shared the same experiences had it not been for the fortune of time and place.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940150238084
Publisher:	Kenneth D. Cashion, Sr.
Publication date:	01/16/2008
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	5 MB

About the Author

Ken Cashion has written myriad scientific papers and technical procedures during his 37-year engineering career, the last 27 of which were with NASA. He has had nonfiction articles in the national press and, as a historian and Anglophile, has written and taught three college courses on the social history of Britain from 500,000 BC through 1706 AD.

He continues his writing and research in a small, quiet South Mississippi town where he lives with his wife, Bonnie Nicole; and big Thomas Cat.