Author

Linda Jacobs Altman

38 books

Books

  1. Amelia's Road 1993
  2. Genocide: The Systematic Killing Of A People 1995
  3. Hitler's Rise to Power and the Holocaust 2003
  4. Hidden teens, hidden lives 2010
  5. Slavery and abolition in American history 1999
  6. Escape, teens on the run 2010
  7. The Warsaw Ghetto Uprising 2011
  8. The Story of Slavery and Abolition in United States History 2015
30 more
  1. Legend of Freedom Hill 2000
  2. The Forgotten Victims of the Holocaust 2003
  3. The creation of Israel 1998
  4. The decade that roared 1997
  5. The Holocaust, Hitler, and Nazi Germany 1999
  6. Parrots (Perfect Pets) 2000
  7. California 1997
  8. Singin' with Momma Lou 2002
  9. Shattered Youth in Nazi Germany: Primary Sources from the Holocaust 2010
  10. African Mythology 2003
  11. Plague and pestilence 1998
  12. The California Gold Rush 2012
  13. The Jewish Victims of the Holocaust 2003
  14. Adolf Hitler 2005
  15. The American civil rights movement 2004
  16. Bioethics 2006
  17. The California gold rush in American history 1997
  18. Crimes and Criminals of the Holocaust (Holocaust in History) 2004
  19. Hate and racist groups 2001
  20. Henry Winkler, born actor 1978
  21. Human Rights 2002
  22. Olivia Newton-John, sunshine supergirl 1975
  23. Racism and Ethnic Bias 2001
  24. Valerie Harper, the unforgettable snowflake 1975
  25. Women inventors 1997
  26. Arkansas 2000
  27. Letting Off Steam 1989
  28. Texas 2010
  29. Warsaw, Lodz, Vilna 2014
  30. Janet Lynn, Sunshine on Ice 1974

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