books by Barbara Appelbaum (perilous personal austrian)

books by Barbara Appelbaum

books:

4 reviews
Barbara Appelbaum

Butterworth-Heinemann, 2007

Enormous contribution to the field
I am delighted to have this book. Barbara Appelbaum has thought through and presented many ideas I have met over the last 30 years as a conservator, but that no one before has put into this kind of focus. She demonstrates the kind of thinking that is critical to responsible care and treatment planning. Thanks you, Barbara, for giving us the benefits of what you have been doing and teaching all ...

Perilous Journeys: Personal Stories of German and Austrian Jews Who Escaped the Nazis

Center for Holocaust Awareness and Information, 2001

Moving personal stories of ten survivors who fled to Africa, India, China, Great Britain and the U.S. to escape the Holocaust.

Angie's Story

2 reviews
Barbara G. Appelbaum, Peter Marchant

Jewish Community Federation of Greater Rochester,, 2003

A compelling Story Of The Survival Of A King Hearted Woman
Angie Suss Paull's story of life during World War 2 is a well told story. Angie took a visit to the middle school that I attend, and she told stories of what torchers the Germans had brought to the Jewish, Gypsies, and other non-followers of Hitler's beliefs and ways. Her experiences and how she brought them up in such a great way of storytelling, brought tears to many of the people's eyes as ...