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The following piece of writing is the account of one person's experience of becoming an American. Leaving the homeland is never easy. In leaving, we leave behind loving and loved-ones. We break away all the ties that bind us to our native land and we pay for that by being homesick once in awhile, now and then; who knows for how long; perhaps for the rest of our lives. We rarely overcome that sense of loss. And we visit what once was home in dreams. If we are strong and healthy we survive transplantation, living strong and healthy lives. We grow new roots; strong and healthy roots. Sometimes...

The following piece of writing is the account of one person's experience of becoming an American. Leaving the homeland is never easy. In leaving, we leave behind loving and loved-ones. We break away all the ties that bind us to our native land and we pay for that by being homesick once in awhile, now and then; who knows for how long; perhaps for the rest of our lives. We rarely overcome that sense of loss. And we visit what once was home in dreams. If we are strong and healthy we survive transplantation, living strong and healthy lives. We grow new roots; strong and healthy roots. Sometimes...

This book is dedicated to the fifty-seven million men, women, and children, mostly Europeans, who fell victim to World War II. This book is also written in defense of those Germans who had no voice in the creation of the Third Reich, but are still blamed for the genocide of SIX million Jews. And while no words can adequately describe the cruelty to all life forms that is part of warfare, it will give my children and my children's children a real perspective of what it meant to exist, endure and survive Hitler's Third Reich and World War II. While the political climate of that time was...