Nerin E. Gun. First American edition. Dust Jacket: Very Good+ An unclipped jacket with original price $6.95 on inside flap. Jacket design by Barbara Koontz. Hardcover: Near Fine. New York: Meredith Press, 1968. No writing it markings in this well preserved edition, 301 pp. Blue cloth with gold lettering on spine. Includes black and photographs. Contains two newspaper articles on the related subject.
Eva Braun was the daughter of a respectable German bourgeois family, who was convent educated. This is the story of the woman that Hitler loved. Author Nerin E. Gun, a free-lance journalist and writer, was born in Rome of Turkish and Italian parents. For his reports to the world about the Warsaw ghetto and predictions of the defeat of the German armies in Russia, he was arrested by the Nazis and sent to eleven prisons and three concentrations camps, ending at Dachau. He was one of two foreign correspondents accredited to Berlin to have been arrested and put into a concentration camp solely because of journalistic activities. A superb First Edition in the original unclipped DJ.
