Since the first three documented Chinese arrived in this country in 1848; more than six million Asians have followed. The huge immigrations of recent years have prompted a surge of interest in the new Asian American experience. In Asian Americans; these immigrants and their families present their own stories—why they came to America and what it means to be Asian in America today.
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. From Ashes to Life (Eichengreen) reviewBy WesBA story of the holocaust and it's environs. It is a dark story (any story that accurately covers this subject is going to be dark). It saddens me that humanity has the power to know evil and still do it. It is well written and understandable by the modern viewer.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. FROM ASHES TO LIFEBy Russo Giovanni AugustoVery interesting and moving book. I had already read books about the shoah but they were mainly written by people still living in Europe. Moreover it is the first book I have read dealing with this terrible subject through a woman's eyes.2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. GrippingBy Fritz A. BoehmI had a hard time putting this book down. Eichengreen does a good job of telling her story - it wasn't confusing and I didn't come away with a lot of unanswered questions. Obviously someone who didn't experience the Holocaust first hand will never fully appreciate or understand it; but I feel like I gained some insight into through this book.
