PublishAmerica Presents "While the Gods Were Silent: Growing up Under Fascists and Communists" by Julius Scherzer
Frederick, MD, March 17, 2007 --(PR.com)-- PublishAmerica is proud to present "While the Gods Were Silent: Growing up Under Fascists and Communists" by Anaheim, California author Julius Scherzer.
This book is an autobiographical and historical narrative that starts in the 1930s and ends in 1963, the year of the author’s arrival in the U.S. The narrative combines autobiography, history, and psychology to tell the story of the author’s childhood, teenage years, and early adulthood. It is a story that takes place in a corner of Eastern Europe under fascism and communism, before, during, and after World War II. The author describes his life under the Romanian fascists and communists, as well as under the Soviets during the Stalin era.
The author grew up in a province that belonged to the Austrian Empire before World War I. The province was annexed by the Kingdom of Romania, taken over by the Soviets, occupied by Romanian and German troops during World War II, and later re-occupied by the Soviets. The author and his family lived under these different rulers, and the narrative describes their life during those turbulent years. The author also describes his life in communist Romania after the war, between 1946 and 1963, as well as his brief stay in Austria.
Julius Scherzer is a retired scientist. He has a Ph.D. in inorganic chemistry and a MS in environmental engineering. During his career he did both academic and industrial research. Julius is the author or co-author of several scientific-technical books. He has over 50 patents, and has published over 40 scientific articles. During his work at the Unocal Corporation, he was awarded the Grand Prize for Creativity. Julius has a son and three grandchildren.
PublishAmerica is the home of 20,000 talented authors. PublishAmerica is a traditional publishing company whose primary goal is to encourage and promote the works of new, previously undiscovered writers. Like more mainstream publishers, PublishAmerica pays its authors advances and royalties, makes its books available in both the United States and Europe through all bookstores, and never charges any fees for its services. PublishAmerica offers a distinctly personal, supportive alternative to vanity presses and less accessible publishers.
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This book is an autobiographical and historical narrative that starts in the 1930s and ends in 1963, the year of the author’s arrival in the U.S. The narrative combines autobiography, history, and psychology to tell the story of the author’s childhood, teenage years, and early adulthood. It is a story that takes place in a corner of Eastern Europe under fascism and communism, before, during, and after World War II. The author describes his life under the Romanian fascists and communists, as well as under the Soviets during the Stalin era.
The author grew up in a province that belonged to the Austrian Empire before World War I. The province was annexed by the Kingdom of Romania, taken over by the Soviets, occupied by Romanian and German troops during World War II, and later re-occupied by the Soviets. The author and his family lived under these different rulers, and the narrative describes their life during those turbulent years. The author also describes his life in communist Romania after the war, between 1946 and 1963, as well as his brief stay in Austria.
Julius Scherzer is a retired scientist. He has a Ph.D. in inorganic chemistry and a MS in environmental engineering. During his career he did both academic and industrial research. Julius is the author or co-author of several scientific-technical books. He has over 50 patents, and has published over 40 scientific articles. During his work at the Unocal Corporation, he was awarded the Grand Prize for Creativity. Julius has a son and three grandchildren.
PublishAmerica is the home of 20,000 talented authors. PublishAmerica is a traditional publishing company whose primary goal is to encourage and promote the works of new, previously undiscovered writers. Like more mainstream publishers, PublishAmerica pays its authors advances and royalties, makes its books available in both the United States and Europe through all bookstores, and never charges any fees for its services. PublishAmerica offers a distinctly personal, supportive alternative to vanity presses and less accessible publishers.
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