Jane Shuter

Describes life in ancient Egypt, including farming, religion, government, and medicine.

Describes different aspects of ancient Egyptian civilization, including its history, government, social classes, religion, mummies, art, architecture, and everyday life.

Discusses the purpose, processing of inmates, daily life, and other activities and aspects of the Nazi concentration camps Auschwitz and Birkenau.

Contets: Last days of Nazi rule--Liberation--The Liberated--The De-feated--Ordinary People--Rebuilding Europe--What About Germany? Rebuilding Lives-- Justice--On Trail At Nuremburg--Eichmann

Contents: Types Of Camps-Types Of Prisoners--How Camps Were Used-- Running The Camps--Camp Discipline--Efficient Camps--Processing Arrivals--Lists Of Camps

An introduction to the various elements of life in the Middle Ages, including religion, knights, castles, family life, and food.

Summary: Offers An Account Of The Events Leading Up To The Holocaust And The Early Days Of That Period Of Persecution.

Summary: Describes The Living Conditions Endured By The People Taken To Concentration Camps During The Holocaust, As Well As TheirChances Of Survival.

Provides a first-person account of the author's experiences in Germany during the Nazi regime.