To Ruhleben - And Back

Front Cover
McSweeney's Publishing, 2002 - History - 215 pages
The second title re-released by our Collins Library imprint, To Ruhleben And Back is the first eyewitness account of a German concentration camp. Lost to obscurity for over eighty years, Geoffrey Pyke¿s extraordinary book is a college student's sharp-tongued travelogue, a journey of hair-breadth escapes behind enemy lines, a sober meditation on imprisonment and escape ¿ and, as Pyke intended, a ripping yarn.

From inside the book

Contents

THE CATEGORICAL IMPERATIVE
127
WHICH WAY? WHAT MEANS?
141
FREE
149
Copyright

6 other sections not shown

Other editions - View all

Common terms and phrases

Bibliographic information