Escape to Virginia by Robert H. Gillette -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Front Cover Title Page Copyright Contents Foreword. Those Who Knew Them Best, by Jacqueline Jacobsohn and Miriam Angress What Is Creative History? Acknowledgements Introduction About Suffering, Courage and Hope 1. Nightmare 2. Werner’s Interview 3. Dr. Curt Bondy and the Opening of Gross Breesen 4. Werner Arrives at Gross Breesen, 1936 5. Life at Gross Breesen 6. Eva’s Expulsion, 1936 7. Eva at St. Paul’s Girls’ School, England, 1936 8. Summer Vacation, Germany, 1936 9. St. Paul’s, 1936–1937 10. Witness to History 11. The Final Push, 1937 12. Eva at Gross Breesen, 1937–1938 13. “Inside Work” 14. Comfort in Routine 15. The Drought 16. Heartache and Growing Up 17. Töpper, the Spokesman 18. A Ray of Hope, 1938 19. The Postcard to Töpper 20. A Telephone Call to Eva 21. Eva’s Escape 22. “Root Holds” at Hyde Farmlands 23. Töpper in Exile 24. Krystallnacht, November 9–10, 1938 25. Imprisoned in Buchenwald Concentration Camp 26. Panic and Response 27. Release from Buchenwald 28. Thalhimer’s Victory! 29. Waiting for a Visa 30. Töpper’s Journey to Hyde Farmlands 31. Töpper at Hyde Farmlands, 1939–1940 32. Major Construction and a Chicken Industry 33. Constant Worry 34. Hyde Farmlands Closes, 1941 35. “Tom,” the War Years 36. Eva, the War Years 37. Bondy and Thalhimer, the War Years 38. “They Who Sow in Tears” Notes Bibliography About the Author

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