Lali Horstmann (86 results)

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Towards the end of the Second World War, Lali Horstmann and her husband Freddy, a retired diplomat and art collector, were living at Kerzendorf, an elegant eighteenth-century house with a small park, avenues, statues and a garden, fifteen miles east of Berlin. The house was destroyed one night by allied bombers and the Horstmanns moved into the agent's little house in the park. It was to this small house that the Russian Secret Police came one spring night in1946 and took Freddy away with them into the dark. It was two and a half years later that Lali learned, almost by chance, that Freddy had died of starvation in a Russian concentration camp only a few miles from their home. Lali Horstmann's account of the last months of the war under the desperate and demoralised Nazis and the terrifying arrival of the Russians is both eloquent and heartbreaking. The true story of one family's struggle in the chaos of Germany's defeat in 1945.'Outstanding' The Times Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condition: New. The true story of one family's struggle in the chaos of Germany's defeat in 1945'Outstanding' The Times'The most interesting personal document which has come out of Germany since the war' Philip Magnus, Time and TideTowards the end of the Second World War, Lali Horstmann and her husband Freddy, a retired diplomat and art collector, were living at Kerzendorf, an elegant eighteenth-century house with a small park, avenues, statues and a garden, fifteen miles east of Berlin. The house was destroyed one night by allied bombers and the Horstmanns moved into the agent's little house in the park.It was to this small house that the Russian Secret Police came one spring night in1946 and took Freddy away with them into the dark. Two and a half years later Lali learned, almost by chance, that Freddy had died of starvation in a Russian concentration camp only a few miles from their home.Lali Horstmann's account of the last months of the war under the desperate and demoralised Nazis, and the terrifying arrival of the Russians, is both eloquent and heartbreaking.…

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Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. softcover edition(1953) small 8vo pp207 VG+ A personal account of the fall of Berlin and living in the Russian Zone afterwards. The author was the wife of an anti-nazi landowner.

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Condition: Used. pp. xiv + 267.

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Condition: Used. pp. xiv + 267.

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(Subject: Political & Biographies - General) The author was the wife of a retired diplomat (who had resigned from the Diplomatic Service in 1933). This is her account of living in the apocalyptic Berlin of 1945 and the first years of Russian occupation 1946 during which her husband taken in the night by the Secret Police never to return. Written from the point of view of a cultivated, privileged background, suddenly assaulted by the collapse of order and the barbaric invasion. (Published: 2000) (Publisher: Phoenix House) (ISBN: 1842122126) (Pagination: 207pp) (Condition: Trade paperback.new in card covers) UL-XXXXXX.…

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. 1st printing (1953). 207pp. Original black cloth wtih gilt titles to spine, VG+ copy, binding square and tight, cloth covers clean, gilt titles bright, light foxing to prelims, otherwise internally excellent; no dust jacket.