Heinz Hartmann Livres

This collection focuses on republishing classic works from the early 1900s and earlier, which have become rare and costly. The editions maintain the original text and artwork, ensuring an authentic reading experience while making these timeless pieces accessible in high-quality formats.

The life of Holocaust survivor Dr. Heinz Hartmann is a fascinating one indeed, from escaping Hitler's concentration camps as a young man to making house-calls as a general practitioner in America. As chronicled in his compelling 1986 autobiography, Once a Doctor, Always a The Memories of a German-Jewish Immigrant Physician, Hartmann completed his medical studies in the 1930s, when the Nazis were in power. Just two weeks after his wedding to the beautiful Herta, a young nurse, Hartmann and scores of other Jewish men were taken by the Nazis to Buchenwald. It was these horrifying experiences that he drew upon when interviewed by Steven Spielberg's Shoah Foundation in its research for the movie "Schindler's List" as well as for libraries internationally.In this touching new book In Search of Self, In the Service of Others, Hartmann recounts his and Herta's escape from Nazi Germany, their loving relationship, and her fatal struggle with pancreatic cancer. He also examines the many years of love and caregiving he devoted to his physically and mentally retarded son, Michael, who was born healthy but experienced a crippling reaction to a vaccination at only five and a half months of age. This enlightening and tremendously personal memoir also offers the doctor's thoughts on the future of medicine, what it means to be Jewish in modern society, and special thoughts about the people who have influenced his life.

Immer schon suchen Menschen nach Ruhe und Muße, streben Philosophen nach einer Haltung der Gelassenheit, rühmen Dichter Einheit und Einklang, vertiefen sich Denker in Geheimnis und Zukunft, sehnen wir uns nach Zuversicht und Hoffnung. Gelassene Zustimmung, friedliches Einverständnis, leise Heiterkeit – wer wünscht sich das nicht für sein Leben? Dieser literarische Jahresbegleiter bietet für jeden Tag einen Ruhepunkt, einen Moment des Nachsinnens und der Sammlung.

The book explores the export of American economic culture and its impact on Germany, detailing various aspects of this cultural exchange. It begins with sociological and anthropological perspectives, examining the import, export, and exchange of economic culture, along with the communication channels that facilitated the transmission of American business practices. The history and composition of American investments in Germany are analyzed, including influences on these investments and German perspectives on American capital. The role of American management in local subsidiaries is discussed, highlighting the import and significance of Americanisms. The book also delves into the control and structure of German branches, addressing relationships, management structures, and marketing organization. Furthermore, it investigates the transfer of techniques, focusing on knowledge export, manufacturing technologies, accounting methods, and management techniques, including advertising and public relations. The principles of American entrepreneurial thinking are examined, covering managerialism, professionalism, institutionalism, functionalism, and human relations. Finally, the text addresses the characteristics and introduction of American innovations, considering symbolic and innovative traits, as well as the valuation and resistance to change. It concludes with a discussion on the dynamics of coercion and freedom within the eco