My March to Liberation

Author Strassman was a Jewish teenager in Czechoslovakia during WWII. At age 15 he joined the partizans. In this memoir, he recounts his activities with the partizans and explains how they survived in harsh conditions. He then he tells of further genocide in Slovakia and analyzes the Slovak army uprising of 1944. He also fondly remembers his lost family members and describes everyday life in a small village in Czechoslovakia before the deportation of the Jews in 1942. The book is illustrated with b&w photos, documents, and maps. Strassmann has worked for Xerox, the US Department of Defense, and NASA. He now teaches information science at George Mason University. The book is distributed in the US by University of Virginia. The book shows an incorrect ISBN on the back. Annotation c2012 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

Paul Strassmann, Distinguished Professor of Information Sciences at George Mason University, is the author of ten books and countless articles. He is the recipient of medals for his actions as a guerilla commando from September 1944 through March 1945 in Czechoslovakia.