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Alfred Adler's Basic Concepts And Implications
First published in 1989. The purpose of this book has been to present the basic principles of Adler's psychology in a form easily understood by students of psychology as well as a wider population interested in psychology.
The Peak
'Rewrites the script for spy fiction in the 21st century' Nigel Inkster, former Deputy Chief and Director for Operations and Intelligence at MI6 'A twisty political thriller ... The Peak provides a rare insider's look' Alma Katsu, author former CIA and NSA analyst ‘[An] impressive first novel ... illuminating and extremely alarming’ Literary Review
Holocaust Testimony of Paul Adler
Paul Adler was born in Skalat, Russia (then Poland), in 1922. He lived under Russian occupation as a student until 1941 when Germany declared war on Russia and immediately occupied his city. The killings of the Jews, persecutions, and confiscation of property started at once with the help of the Ukrainian police. The Germans established a Jewish Council (Judenrat) and people were taken to slave labor camps. He volunteered as a roofer and was put into the Kamionka (Kamionki) [labor] Camp from 1942-1943. In June 1943, while he worked 2 kilometers away from the camp everybody inside was killed by the Germans. He escaped and hid in barns for several months, at times receiving the help of Polish women, until he was caught by peasants and Ukrainian police. They delivered him to the Schutzpolizei, and he worked with two other Jews in Podwoloczyska until the Russians took over coming West. He then joined the Polish Army and ended up in Berlin. He returned to Poland and worked there as a sheet metal worker until 1957. He and his family arrived in Israel in 1957. They arrived as immigrants into the United States in 1962 and moved to Philadelphia in 1969.
