Angels are black and white
By: Ulla Berkéwicz ; translated by Leslie Willson.
Contributors: Willson, A. Leslie 1923
Edition: 1st ed.
Publisher: Camden House
Published: 1997
Place of publication: Columbia, S.C
Language: eng
Number of pages: 218
Subjects: Nazis -- Fiction.; Jews -- Germany -- Fiction.; Good and evil -- Fiction.
Description: Angels are Black and White is the story of young Reinhold Fischer's struggle for identity as he grows up in Nazi Germany.

The novel is about a search for love and decency amidst a dramatic struggle between the forces of darkness and light. Visions of good are unmasked as dark perversions in the demonic rituals of the SS. Ulla Berkewicz mercilessly slices away Nazi trappings to reveal a morbid and destructive beast with claws. The novel is a monument to an intractable spirit caught up in one of history's most horrific maelstroms.