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The New York Times and other publications, and recently was one of four finalists for the best non-fiction book award by the Library of Virginia.

Stephen E. Ambrose, the best-selling author of many books on World War II, sums up Col. Samuel’s accomplishment in his forward to this book: “I think German Boy has all the qualities of greatness, including a strong narrative, the depiction of high drama in ordinary people’s lives, memorable characters—some of whom are evil and some of whom perform extraordinary acts of kindness—and two strong-willed and courageous central figures, mother and son, caught up in a cataclysm but enduring, surviving, prevailing. I love the book.” - ___

The book, a 368-page

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