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March 1941. The armies of the Third Reich spread throughout Europe ... This is the story of the first mission of Simon de Haro, the boy who became a Jesuit, the Jesuit who became an agent of the Holy Alliance, the Vatican Secret Service, and who tried to stop the cruelest war of the 20th century ... and it is also the story of Hannah Kozlova, a Jewish girl thrown into a terrifying Soviet orphanage in Leningrad. It is a story of struggle, of overcoming, of extreme suffering, of memories of a lost life that will intertwine with the present, and of moments of overflowing happiness.

The aim of this book is not only to show the historical Auschwitz but the Auschwitz that has taken root in human beings: first, the inability to distinguish between good and evil; second, the obsession for reaffirming one's own identity as uniquely human and third, the impossibility of thinking about otherness. Even today, Auschwitz persists as a legacy, of which our world is both executor and heir. Auschwitz is, therefore, the starting point, but not the endpoint. This book is a study that shows the model of the anti-human that is born of Nazi anthropology, contrary to the model of man revealed by Christian anthropology. A humanistically oriented theological and philosophical examination of the "banality of evil" within the universe of the Nazi extermination camps. 

Bill Gates – The Story This book, the first biography on Bill Gates, has been adapted and published in many countries around the world: The USA, China, Japan, India, South Korea, Israel, Hungary ... It was completely updated in 2020. Long hailed as a technological prodigy, Bill Gates conquered the world with his software programs. When he had become the wealthiest man on the planet, the U.S. government expressed serious concerns about Microsoft's "abuse of dominance". During the 2000's, Bill Gates became a philanthropist. He is convinced that he has saved millions of lives, particularly in Africa. However, he is the subject of a thousand controversies. This book, which was updated in 2020, strives to give all the information needed to understand what drives this extraordinary personality. Bill Gates and the Saga of Microsoft tells the story of the youth of a gifted man named Bill Gates who became a champion of computers in high school, created Microsoft as soon as the first microcomputer appeared, and showed an incredible ability to seize opportunities and to exploit them relentlessly. And how, starting from scratch, he became the richest man in the USA and then in the world. We follow Gates through a thousand twists and turns: •         How does a 21-year-old manage to persuade the titan of IBM to do business with him? •         The desert crossing of Windows over 7 years. •         How Gates managed to impose himself on the vast majority of the planet, with a mixture of genius and questionable monopolistic maneuvers. •         Why the U.S. government accused him of abuse of dominance. •         His gradual conversion to humanitarian work, with choices that may have come as a surprise. This book was originally written by Daniel Ichbiah when he was a journalist specializing in new technologies, which led him to meet Bill Gates regularly. The book is based on long interviews with Bill Gates and those close to him. This edition chronicles Gates' developments during the 2000's and his controversial status as a large-scale philanthropist. It concludes with a wide-ranging reflection on his motivations and the misunderstanding he may have generated in his wake. Who is Bill Gates? Is he a saint? Not at all.  But is he the monster that some conspiracy theorists like to portray in their paranoid delusions?  The answer lies in these pages. This book tells the incredible story of a character such as the world has rarely produced. Some episodes of his story are exemplary. Others are less creditable. How could it be otherwise? Since I am probably one of the high tech journalists who has met Gates the most times, I wanted to put things in perspective. His story is approached without any concession and from all possible angles. This edition chronicles Gates' developments during the 2000's and his controversial status as a large-scale philanthropist. It concludes with a wide-ranging reflection on his deeper motivations and the misunderstanding he may have generated in his wake. An essential testimony for understanding the inner workings of one of the most fascinating and powerful men in the world.

This is the story of a 16 year-old Dutch girl whose brother is found hanging in public and is considered to be a suicide. However, her courage and determination lead to the arrest of the men who murdered him.

Sinai has never been Israeli, it was Egyptian before the 1956 War but it was invaded by Israel's armed forces, which then had to retreat. During the 1967 War, it was reconquered by the Israelis who, following the peace treaties, had to cede it to Egypt again. In 1973, the Israelis defended it strenuously, this time after having been attacked by surprise, but following the Camp David Agreements, they gave it back to Egypt.                                                                         

A vibrant biography of Michael Jackson, the King of Pop, from his earliest years to his tragic death.