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|  | | Bastards, Bitches, and Heroes
An eye-popping inspirational memoir about the prolonged and intense traumas and great triumphs of two young brothers. They suffered severe illnesses, starvation, homelessness, exile and slavery. Then they worked themselves through college and became world travelers.
This eye-popping inspirational memoir has two parts: "The Agonies" and "The Ironies."
Herman I Neuman was born in Nazi Germany just before Hitler invaded Poland. His memoir describes the horrors that began in World War II and continued for years thereafter, mostly because his parents began a new war. Against each other. After more than twenty court processes, his family lost everything. During these wars they suffered firebombing, deathly illnesses, starvation and homelessness. When Herman and his brother were about seven and five years old, their mother forced them to scavenge food from | |  | | Heroes from the Attic: A Gripping True Story of Triumph
By the time Herman Neuman was eighteen years old, he had endured war, killer illnesses, starvation, homelessness, floggings, school failure, exile and slavery. Then he worked his way through college and became a world traveler.
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