Yogalosophy for Inner Strength: 12 Weeks to Loving Yourself Physically and Emotionally, Ingber Mandy

Автор: Ingber Mandy
Название: Yogalosophy: 28 Days to the Ultimate Mind-Body Makeover
ISBN: 1580054455 ISBN-13(EAN): 9781580054454
Издательство: Little Brown
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Описание: Celebrity fitness guru Mandy Ingber reveals her health and fitness tips in this comprehensive, life-altering workout plan based on her best-selling DVD

Автор: Ingber Jeff, Connor Joe
Название: Shattered Lives: Overcoming the Fraunces Tavern Terror
ISBN: 0985410043 ISBN-13(EAN): 9780985410049
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Описание: On January 24, 1975, six young businessmen were enjoying lunch in lower Manhattan's historic Fraunces Tavern when a bomb placed inside the restaurant exploded, tearing through the building. It had been planted by a group claiming support for Puerto Rican independence known as the "FALN," the most active domestic terrorist organization in American history. Among those businessmen were two sons of immigrants and only children-Frank Connor, with a wife and two young boys, and Alex Berger, whose wife was six months pregnant. Both were murdered, along with two other men, while dozens were injured, many horrifically. Shattered Lives, co-authored by Jeff Ingber and Joe Connor, Frank Connor's son, chronicles the origins of the Puerto Rican independence movement, its transformation into a Cuban-led Marxist cause, the FALN's decade-long reign of murder and destruction that was a precursor to future domestic terrorism, the hunt for the perpetrators by a group of dedicated FBI agents, the inexplicable escape from prison by the FALN's chief bombmaker who eventually received asylum in Cuba, and the political maneuvering that led to Presidents Clinton and Obama granting clemency to FALN members. Through extensive, exclusive interviews with survivors and family, Shattered Lives describes the devastating impact of the Fraunces Tavern bombing on the Connor and Berger families and its many other victims, including NYPD officers, uniting them in their struggle to move forward while seeking justice for their loved ones.

Автор: Ingber Jeff
Название: Resurrecting the Street
ISBN: 0985410000 ISBN-13(EAN): 9780985410001
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Автор: Ingber Jeff
Название: Bela`s Letters
ISBN: 0985410027 ISBN-13(EAN): 9780985410025
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"BEla's Letters" is an historical fiction novel based on the life of BEla Ingber. BEla was born before the onset of WWI in MunkAcs, a small city nestled in the Carpathian Mountains that belonged to the democratic nation of Czechoslovakia until being occupied by fascist Hungary and then by German forces during WW II. BEla and his family were part of an extraordinary Jewish community, known for both its religious fervor and its Zionist movement, that had thrived for centuries until being eradicated less than a year before the end of the war.

The book spans the years from 1928, when BEla is a teenager, until his death in 2003. Through both BEla's own voice and various poignant letters sent to him over the years by family members, it tells of BEla's extraordinary experiences during years of harsh imprisonment in the Hungarian labor camp system. The struggles of BEla's nuclear and extended family to comprehend and prepare for the Holocaust are portrayed, as are the fates of various members of a family torn apart by the war and Holocaust and the implausible circumstances that the survivors endure before reuniting. One of BEla's brothers visited the World's Fair in New York in 1940 and was convinced to enlist in the U.S. Army Intelligence Unit. He later participated in the liberation of Paris and acted as an interviewer of Nazi guards at the Buchenwald concentration camp. Another brother escaped to Palestine in 1939 by jumping ship and swimming a mile to shore, and later fought in the British Army. Other siblings survived Auschwitz, Dachau, and Bergen-Belsen.

BEla also tells of his first love, a woman who urges him unsuccessfully to emigrate to Palestine with her, and of meeting and falling in love with his wife, Marika Leiner. Marika endures the terror of living on her own as a teenager with false identity papers in a city, Budapest, that is ravaged by some of the fiercest street fighting of the war as well as by the horrors inflicted by Adolph Eichmann and his henchmen together with the murderous Arrow Cross (the Hungarian Nazi Party).

The second half of the book describes Bela and Marika's escape from Soviet-ruled Eastern Europe to Italy, their struggle to begin their lives anew in the United States, the crushing impact on them of their wartime experiences, and the feelings of guilt, hatred, fear, and abandonment that haunted them and the other Ingber family members.

In "BEla's Letters," BEla tells of a family whose trust, amid the world's betrayal, lay only with blood. One's brother would remain one's brother. Not even G-d, who appeared to have looked away, was as certain. At the core of the book are the letters and postcards written to BEla, which were his lifeline and remained so, even decades after the war ended.