Chicago in Yasni Exposé of Gunter Nitsch

The German translation of my book Weeds Like Us has just been published by the Ellert & Richter Verlag in Hamburg! The German title is Eine lange Flucht aus Ostpreußen (ISBN: 978-3831904389) . The well-known German author, Arno Surminski, has written the foreword. Soeben ist die deutsche Fassung meines Buches "Weeds Like Us" erschienen! Der deutsche Titel ist Eine lange Flucht aus Ostpreußen (ISBN: 978-3831904389). Der bekannte Schriftsteller Arno Surminski hat das Vorwort geschrieben. Eine lange Flucht aus Ostpreußen is available for sale at www.amazon.de as well as at bookstores in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Man kann Eine lange Flucht aus Ostpreußen bei www.amazon.de und auch in Buchhandlungen in Deutschland, in Österreich, und in der Schweiz kaufen. Best wishes from Chicago! Viele Grüße aus Chicago!

My new book: STRETCH: Coming of Age in Post-War Germany" was published in October 2010. More information is available at http://www.authorhouse.com/Bookstore/BookD etail.aspx?Book=295041 Coming of Age in Post-War Germany Author delivers piercing memoir of post-World War II years CHICAGO – STRETCH: Coming of Age in Post-War Germany (published by AuthorHouse) by Gunter Nitsch tells the gripping story of a young man caught in the snarls of post-World War II Germany. In the aftermath of World War II, Nitsch was among those displaced by the mass evacuations and forced deportations of the redesigned nations of Central and Eastern Europe. Post-war settlements saw the reconfiguring of borders, leaving many citizens to find themselves strangers in once-familiar lands. With the expulsion of millions of people from pre-war German provinces and from former German enclaves in Eastern Europe, West Germany’s population swelled with the arrival of refugees. With housing already scarce, jobs hard to come by and religious differences often setting them apart, the newcomers were not always welcomed with open arms. STRETCH recounts the 13 eventful years in the author’s life following his reunion with his father in Cologne, West Germany, in 1950. With both humor and suspense, STRETCH provides a fascinating glimpse into German life during a period when the country was experiencing a transformative economic recovery, but also at times struggling to confront the shadow of its Nazi past.

Gunter Nitsch discusses his book "Weeds LIke Us" Adult Forums on Sunday, 30 November at 9:45AM. Food Drive for Chicago Uptown Ministry Sunday, 9 November through Sunday, 23 November

Gunter Nitsch Fri., Oct. 17, 7:30 p.m. 773-561-9181 Literary Events. Nitsch reads from his self-published memoir, Weeds Like Us.

... wie Russen mir im Winter 1947 in Ostpreußen, etwas zum Essen gaben, kommen mir die Tränen. Gunter Nitsch, Chicago. Beitrag schreiben ...