Books with author James D. Forman

A biography of the German general who organized the elaborate but ill-fated plot to assassinate Hitler and end the Second World War.

Becca Case finds herself faced with a choice between two suitors--steadfast Alex Forman and charming Charlie Gregory--but her choice become complicated by the outbreak of the Civil War, in a story based on the author's own ancestors' letters and diaries.

In the year 2000, twelve years after the world nuclear holocaust known as Doomsday, a group of Oregon teenagers, accustomed to a new, simple, peaceful way of life, take matters into their own hands to combat militarists and assure the peace of the future.

An account of a Jewish family in Holland during World War II as one by one it dwindles away during the Nazi holocaust.

While the scourge of Nazism wasa at its height in Germany, claiming millions of victims, Hans Scholl and his sister Sophie began to produce leaflets denouncing Hitler and all that he stood for.

Two brothers march off to the Battle of Long Island, not a particularly important battle to the outcome of the Revolution but a decisive factor in the lives of the brothers.

Hans, a teen-age boy in the German army, finds himself fighting a lost cause in 1944

Events in Greece during the Civil War of the late 1940's are recreated in this story centering around the chapel bell of Serifos

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As he marches to face the Redcoats in battle during the Revolutionary War, Colin Randall MacDonald recalls the year 1745, when he followed Bonnie Prince Charlie in his struggle against the British in his native Scotland

Discusses the influence of nineteenth-century philosophers and World War I on the growth of Nazism and Hitler's rise to power.

A fictional retelling of the arrest and execution of a brother and sister for anti-Nazi underground activities.