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Klemperer, Victor
A professor of Romance languages in Dresden, Victor Klemperer wrote several major works on seventeenth- and eighteenth-century French literature before he was expelled from his post in 1935. He lived through the war in Dresden with his wife, Eva. Klemperer's secret diaries were thought for many years to have been lost or suppressed by the Com-munist authorities of East Germany, where Klemperer lived after the war. He wife deposited them after his death in 1960 in the Dresden Landesarchiv, where they remained until they were uncovered by Victor Nowojski, a former pupil, who edited and transcribed them for publication in Germany. Their reception there was a national event. The diaries have been translated into twelve languages.
Books:
- I Will Bear Witness 1933-1941: A Diary of the Nazi Years, Vol. 1(1998)
- I Will Bear Witness 1941-1945:
A Diary of the Nazi Years, Vol. 2 (2000)
Preston, Anthony
Anthony Preston was born in England in 1938. Educated at King Edward VII School and the University of Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa, he returned to England to become a Research Assistant in charge of Admiralty records at the National Maritime Museum, Greenwich. He has written many naval history books including Send a Gunboat, V and W Destroyers, Battleships of World War One, Submarines and Navies of the American Revolution, the last two with John Batchelor. He is a regular contributor to leading naval historical journals, and for years was an editor of the "Warship Profile" series. A consultant to a number of publishing groups in naval and historical affairs, including Jone's Fighting Ships, Antony Preston is regarded as one of the world's leading authorities on navies, ships and war at sea.
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