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Reviewed By David M. Nicola Barker: “Teenage,” by Jon Savage.GERMANY: Five Germanys I Have Known | Vacation GermanyIn this wise, tough-minded, and subtle book , Stern, himself a passionately engaged citizen, looks beyond Germany to issues of political responsibility that concern everyone. Biased as foremost an American, and 2nd as a Jew in exile. Fritz Stern. A number of readers have written to ask me for book recommendations for the holiday season. The five Germanys he has known are Weimar, the Third Reich, the Federal Republic, the GDR and the post-unification Federal Republic. Alibris has Five Germanys I Have Known and other books by Professor Fritz Stern, including new & used copies, rare, out-of-print signed editions, and more. . Coetzee. My Global Eye: Five Germanys I Have Known On reading Fritz Stern ;s Five Germanys I Have Known Fritz Stern ;s visit to his hometown Breslau (I ;ve never been able to pronounce the Polish name!) is truly touching. Five Germanys I Have Known - Fritz Stern - Google Books The “German question” haunts the modern world: How could so civilized a nation be responsible for the greatest horror in Western history? In this unusual fusion. Dena said: A very well written history of Germany from the end of WWI through to the present. Winds of War kind of piqued my interest in European history of the time, so I picked up some nonfiction works from . I would highly recommend this book - it was unexpectedly personal, interesting, even moving. Fritz Stern Publishes " Five Germanys I Have Known " - Atlantic ReviewAt 80, Stern has just published a sprawling memoir, " Five Germanys I Have Known ," (Amazon.com, Amazon.de) and as with that speech, he does not file away his experiences of Nazism in a geographical or temporal box. . The author left Germany at age 12 . Five Germanys I Have Known: Fritz Stern: 9780374155407: Amazon.com. No Bad Books : MemoriesLast week I started reading Five Germanys I Have Known by Fritz Stern (Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 2006). Stern Fritz Stern ;s book , Five Germanys I Have Known , is at once a reckoning of a long and distinguished career as a historian and a review of the last one hundred years of German history refracted through the lens of his own . and his book is an important contribution to our understanding of the many transformations of modern. As he explained in a later . No one is better able to explain the complex blend of accomplishment and disaster that has characterized Germany’s