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West Germany,
see
Federal Republic of Germany

Westkreuz station

Westphalia

White Mountain, Barttle of the

Wiebeslkirchen

Wilhelmstrasse

William I, King of Prussia and Emperor of Germany

William II, Emperor

Wilmersdorf

Wilson, Donald M.

Winter Aid Fund

Wismar

Wohlfahrt, Dieter

Wolf, Christa

Wolf, Friedrich

Wolf, Hanna

Wolf, Markus

Wollankastrasse

Wollweber, Ernst

women

work norms

working classes; uprising in GDR; support for SPD World Bank

World Cup

Wowereit, Klaus

Wrangel, Baron von

Wünsdorf

Wuppertal-Barmen

Yak fighters

Yakubovski, General Ivan

Yugoslavia

Zaisser, Wilhelm

Zehlendorf

Zeiss company

Zerbst

Zhukov, Marshal

Ziegelmeyer, Captain

Ziller, Gerhart

Zimmerstrasse

Zittergeld

Zobel, Christian

Zoo station

Zubok, Vladislav M.

Zurich

About the Author

FREDERICK TAYLOR
studied history and modern languages at Oxford University and Sussex University. A Volkswagen Studentship award enabled him to research and travel widely in both parts of divided Germany at the height of the Cold War. Taylor is the author of
Dresden
and has edited and translated a number of works from German, including
The Goebbels Diaries, 1939–1941.
He is married with three children and lives in Cornwall, England.

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PRAISE
FOR FREDERICK TAYLOR’S

DRESDEN

“A masterpiece of scholarship and evenhanded reporting not unlike John Hersey’s Hiroshima.”

—
Chicago Sun-Times

“Taylor carefully debunks…the ‘pervasive postwar myth’ that the city contributed little to the war.”

—
New York Times Book Review

“Passionately written and deeply aff ecting,
Dresden
is a bracing rebuke to the myths and propaganda that have painted over the memory of this tragedy.”

—
People

“There is a good chance that Frederick Taylor’s
Dresden: Tuesday, February 13, 1945
will prove to be…the last word on a subject of bitter contention for more than half a century.”

—
The Guardian

“A fine, revealing work of revisionist history…[and] a deeply haunting human drama.”

—
Houston Chronicle

“Compelling…. [Taylor] puts the assault in its proper context to reveal the inherent moral tangle of total war.”

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The Atlantic Monthly

“A riveting narrative account…. Only histories like Taylor’s, which encompasses both the raw human suff ering of Dresden’s people and the incontrovertible political facts about the city and nation they inhabited, can do it justice.”

—Salon.com

“A major contribution to the story of Dresden.”

—
Christian Science Monitor

THE BERLIN WALL
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EPub Edition © MAY 2007 ISBN: 9780061870361

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