Her parents took their Holocaust secret to their graves
Raised by two loving Hungarian immigrants who came to the U.S. to start anew, Linda Ambrus Broenniman recalls a normal, happy childhood. However, as an adult that all changed. As she recounts in her new book, The Politzer Saga, her parents took a shocking Holocaust secret to their graves.
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American foreign policy scrutinized in new novel
Robert Ritzenthaler was born on a U.S. Marine Corps base in Hawaii four months before his father was sent to Vietnam in 1965. Recently, he began to explore and write about his father's war experiences and their impact on his family. Since the late '80s, he's traveled across the world, documenting the effects of U.S. intervention and civil war on indigenous ethnic groups. Jungles and Deserts is his first novel, weaving historical events with riveting fiction. The Reporters Inc. is pleased to present exclusive excerpts.
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Seven decades later, mysterious Czechoslovakian girl identified
Growing up, Jerry Huffman was always intrigued by a photo of his father, Paul, with an unknown, young woman that was taken after World War II ended. Despite searching for years, Huffman eventually concluded he would never discover the woman's true identity. But then, after he wrote an article explaining his curiosity about the photo, the mystery was finally solved.
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Grasping the heartbreak of war during a flight home with a fallen veteran
Reporter Melissa Suran shares the time she flew home with a fallen Marine, and how the experience shifted her perspective on life.
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