Fritz Wolf Livres

What was it like growing up in America with parents who came from Germany? After WWI and WWII, the emotional debris of guilt and shame stuck to the faultless children of German emigrants in the United States. Those invisible casualties of war, silent and surreptitious, left indelible marks. Here are stories about a few of these first-generation Americans, their legacies, and the lives they led in the last part of the twentieth century with its never-ending wars and, paradoxically, its medical advances to preserve life. Their professional pursuits unfold along with their intimate personal frustrations and hopes. They are physicians in research, psychiatry, and oncology attending the university hospitals, mindful of patients' histories and trying to contribute to the general good. The testimonials are portraits of a woman and the two men she interacts with while she tries to resolve life's conflicts.

Fritz Wolf is a physician and professor who has dedicated his career to practicing and teaching in Southern California. He enjoys a fulfilling family life by the ocean, surrounded by his loved ones, including children and grandchildren, as well as a variety of pets like cats and turtles.

Sie sollen zum Schmunzeln anregen, aber auch nachdenklich machen: die Fußball-Karikaturen von Fritz Wolf. Über die Jahrzehnte spiegeln sie auch die Politik unseres Landes.