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books about: macht

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1 review
Norman L. Macht

Chelsea House Pub (T), 1995

One of Baseball's Greatest
Lou Gehrig, a young boy growing up in the Great Depression, is faced with problems with life and baseball. While Lou is growing up he is faced with many challenges and it intrigues readers on how he deals with them. For instance, while Lou's dad gets laid of three jobs, Lou has to go about getting a job at a very young age. This book keeps me hooked by adding facts about the Great Depression ...

Kampf UN Die Macht: Aufsatze Von 1921-1932, Herausgegeben Von Thilo Von Throtha

1 review
Alfred Rosenberg

Ams Pr Inc, 1938

Essential source for historians (in German)
This reprint of "Der Kampf um die Macht" came as a complete surprise to me. The book is a faithful facsimile of the 800-page original containing the most important articles by the main ideologue of the Nazi party from the decade prior to Hitler's rise to power. Actually, this is part two of a rare four-part series by Rosenberg; I don't know if AMS Press has released any of the others. No ...

Sundays at 2:00 With the Baltimore Colts

4 reviews
Vince Bagli, Norman L. Macht

Tidewater Publishers, 1995

Baltimore Football History - Inside Stories!
Targeted toward the old Baltimore Colt fans with some interesting interviews with players like Bert Jones, John Unitas, Art Donovan and more. Whether you are or were a big football fan some of the interviews conducted are very interesting. Well researched with some photographs and inside stories. An enjoyable read!

Blut. Kunst, Macht, Politik, Pathologie.

1 review
James M. Bradburne

Prestel, 2001

Provocative and Fascinating Dissection of Life's Essence
This book accompanied an exhibition at the Museum fur Angewandte Kunst und Kunsthalle Schirn, Frankfurt am Main in 2002: reading this enthralling book makes one wish that the exhibition had traveled! James Bradburne is the primary author of this treatise on the vital body substance Blood - a fluid that has challenged the imagination of philosophers, scientists, clergy and artists for ...

Backen macht Freude.

1 review
Dr. Oetker

Dr. Oetker, 2000

for easy excellent baking
i was given Backen Macht Freude for my 15th birthday, about 60 years ago, to encourage me to read German; I learned to bake from it. i still use it though the book is falling apart. the recipes are simple, clear, (if you can read German)delicious, and usually require less sugar than american recipes I recommend it highly.

Das macht mich stark

1 review
Ulrike Folkerts

Suedwest Verlag, 2005

Book by the German actress Ulrike Folkerts
The German actress Ulrike Folkerts writes openly about her childhood and adolescence; the choice of carrier and challenges in her professional life; her feelings about discovering herself as lesbian and her coming out; her every days in Berlin and things that keep her strong, healthy and happy. A handsome book with lots of nice pictures. It also helped me a lot with improving my German.

Barron's Regents Exams and Answers: Math B

1 review
Lawrence S. Leff, David Bock

Barron's Educational Series, 2002

Let's Review Math B by Barron's
This text has been updated through 2006 including the 2005 Regents examinations. The newer volume has fairly comprehensive proofs of the parallelogram, trapezoid and other elusive mathematical forms. For instance, the parallelogram is proven; thusly, - congruency of vertical angles - opposite sides are parallel - when 2 lines are parallel, the alternate interior angles are = - midpoint ...

Muhammad Ali/the People's Champion (Junior World Biographies)

1 review
Norman L. Macht

Chelsea House Publications, 1993

The book of a champion
The book tells about his life as a boxer.It told how he struggled to get the championship belt. It told how he was sent to prison for draft evasion because he didn't want to fight in a war.It told how hard it was to keep a championship belt when all these new fighters arose. It also told about his illness, Parkinson's syndrome. All and all it was a really good book.

Cy Young (Baseball legends)

1 review
Norman L Macht

Chelsea House Publishers, 1992

CY YOUNG-THE GREATEST PITCHER IN BASEBALL HISTORY!!!!!!!
CY YOUNG IS THE GREATEST PITCHER IN THE HISTORY OF BASEBALL-AND HE ALWAYS WILL BE!WINNING 511 GAMES AND PITCHING OVER 7,000 INNINGS AND NEVER BEING ON THE DISABLED LIST IS AMAZING!I OWN A RARE VIDEO OF CY PITCHING ON HIS FARM WHEN HE WAS 80 YEARS OLD AND I AM ALSO PROUD TO OWN A CY YOUNG AUTOGRAPH ALONG WITH THE ABOVE MENTIONED BOOK.IT MAKES ME LAUGH TO THINK THAT PEOPLE SAY THAT ROGER ...

Connie Mack and the Early Years of Baseball

6 reviews
Norman L. Macht

University of Nebraska Press, 2007

A must read for anyone interested in baseball history
After researching Connie Mack for more than 20 years, author Norman Macht definitely knows his subject. Macht masterfully weaves the story of Mack and the early years of baseball in this 675-page biography, which covers the time from Mack's birth in 1862 through 1914. Mack is the ideal subject to use to tell about baseball's early years because he was involved, in one way or another, in ...

Pumpkin Art

1 review
Philip Macht

Maxrom Press, Incorporated, 1991

FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS YOUNG AT HEART
I THINK THIS A WONDERFUL BOOK ON DECORATING PUMPKINS. THE PHOTOGRAPHS BY MADDIE LEVINE ARE BEAUTIFUL, YOU CAN FEEL THE PUMPKINS LOVE OF DOING THIS. THE STORY THAT GOES ALONG WITH THE PHOTOGRAPHS IS DELIGHTFUL. THIS BOOK WOULD BE WONDERFUL FOR ADULTS YOUNG AT HEART, AS WELL AS CHILDREN

Napoleon and Europe

1 review
Philip G. Dwyer

Longman, 2003

A great start to understanding Napoleon without a biography
This is an excellent book about Napoleon whether you are a beginner or a long ti me reader. Dwyer takes the top scholars from all points of Napoleons career and gets them to continue to this wonderfully written and very well organized book. If you want a simple approach to how Napoleon came to power this is an excellent choice. It is also a wonderful textbook that can help explain how Napoleon ...

Special Education's Failed System: A Question of Eligibility

1 review
Joel Macht

Bergin & Garvey, 1998

Wonderful book!
I had the pleasure while attending Western Maryland College now McDaniel College, to have Joel Macht his last semester of teaching. He was a fantastic professor and shared valuable information. This is a wonderful resource about those children we label special ed. It brings into that our current guidelines fail students who may need us most. His philosophy is that all children are special and ...

Statistics of Democide: Genocide and Mass Murder since 1900 (Macht Und Gesellschaft, Bd. 2)

1 review
R. Rummel

Lit Verlag, 1999

The data store of mass murder
This is a very dark book on a gruesome topic. Why would anyone read such a book? The reason the book should be read is because it describes a very important part of human history that has largely been ignored, and yet it can be analyzed. Governments mass murdered four times more people in the 20th century through genocide, politicide and massmurder than through war. We need to understand how this ...

Rex Barney's Thank You for 50 Years in Baseball from Brooklyn to Baltimore

1 review
Rex Barney

Tidewater Publishers, 1993

Rex Barney 50 Years in Baseball
If you have ever been to a Baltimore Orioles game in old Memorial Stadium or Camden Yards this book is a must. Rex Barney is the only ex major league player to serve as the PA man for a major league team.He tells his life story from his no hitter when he pitched for the Brooklyn Dodgers against the NY Giants to his days in the booth as the PA man for the Orioles. Thank youuuuuu Rex for a ...

Unfinished

1 review
Anni Macht Gibson

WovenWord Press, 2007

Delicate Imagery!
This wonderful book of modern poetry offers a delicate, pleasant treat on every page! The author's words of imagery stimulated my mind with feelings of comfort, understanding, enthusiasm, love, grief and joy. I am grateful to have discovered this awesome author and her beautiful writings!

Reggie Jackson (Baseball Legends)

1 review
Norman L. Macht

Chelsea House Publications, 1994

very cool Book on Reggie Jackson
what can you say about Mr. October Reggie Jackson that hasn't already been said? He was a Hitter that I always enjoyed watching hit. he was One of a Kind. the Man spoke his mind and His Bat did alot of talking as well. He was a WInner no matter where he played. this Book is cool in that it covers a good section about Reggie's career and whatnot.

Rowdy Richard: The Story of Dick Bartell

1 review
Dick Bartell, Norman L. Macht

North Atlantic Books, 1993

Excellent Rambling Book
Excellent rambling book, good for a night or two's read, with references to players we don't remember now or never knew about, but who were important players in Bartell's time.

Roberto Alomar: An Authorized Biography (Latinos in Baseball)

1 review
Norman L. Macht

Mitchell Lane Publishers, 1999

If Roberto Alomar is your favorite player, read this book...
I just finished reading this book and I have to tell you, it was good. The way the author captures the life of this wonderful player.It includes many thins that not a lot of his fans know about him. Roberto and Sandy Alomar are great people, their parents did a wonderful job with all three of their kids. Sandy and Roberto are wondeful people, on and off the field. The book is wonderful.

Soloing. Die Macht des Glaubens an sich selbst.

1 review
Harriet Rubin

Krüger, Frankfurt, 2001

Autobiography of an Editor Changing Careers
Be sure you know what kind of book Soloing is before you read it. If you are looking for a business book with lots of how-to advice on how to go from being an employee to having your own one-person organization, you will probably be disappointed in this book. On the other hand, if you are interested in what life is like for the most successful business editor of all time as she strikes out on her ...