Joseph Freeman Boeken

This is the story of Joseph Freeman -- one of the few survivors of the infamous death marches that took place in the last months of World War II, when the Russians from the East and the other allies from the West were closing in. Panicked, and yet still ruthlessly attempting to bring about the Final Solution, the Nazis forced their prisoners out of their killing centers on Polish soil -- Auschwitz-Birkenau among them -- and marched them westward. Half-starved and weakened by the horrors they had endured in the camps, many more prisoners died in the grueling marches.

The autobiography of Joseph Freeman, who lived with his family in Poland during the early years of the Holocaust, survived Nazi death camps by believing he would survive, and became a Holocaust scholar and lecturer.

This collection focuses on republishing classic works from the early 1900s and earlier, which have become rare and costly. The editions are designed to be affordable while maintaining high quality, featuring the original text and artwork to preserve the authenticity of these literary treasures.

In a time of self-hate and not wanting to live, Hector Hernandez a.k.a. H Square was divorced with three children-Hector Hernandez Jr. a.k.a. Squirt, Jasmine Hernandez a.k.a. Sugar Bear, and Juan Hernandez a.k.a Little Devil-who he only see on the weekends until the zombie apocalypse started. Now H Square had to fight for his and his children's lives while still helping humanity.

The book offers a structured approach to biblical texts, beginning each chapter with an introductory statement that sets the stage. It delves into the historical context and theological themes, providing insightful commentary that enhances understanding and application for modern preaching. This blend of analysis and illustration makes it a valuable resource for those looking to deepen their grasp of scripture in a contemporary setting.