A sequel to Freeman's "Job: The Story of a Holocaust Survivor" (1996), presents the terrible account of a death march from 16 March-26 April 1945 from the Spaichingen labor camp to Fussen.

TRUMP MANIFESTED Man & Overman reveals itself as a distinctive character study of Donald Trump which immediately captivates the reader into a whirlwind of Trumpian exposures as he tells of the multiple wonders of himself being more-than ...

Joseph Freeman (1953- ) was born in Vanceboro, North Carolina into an African-American family.

Here in Kingdom of Night, Joseph Freeman tells the story of his wife Helen's survival in labor and concentration camps in Nazi-occupied Poland during WWII.

In a time of self-hate and not wanting to live, Hector Hernandez a.k.a.

Joseph Sguigna researched the subject of evil in relation to psychopathy for sixteen years, and his book Of Pathics and Evil: A Philosophy Against Malice, is the culmination of that research.

Freeman's narrative includes sober accounts of Nazi atrocities, aching portraits of the noble spirits and unsung heroes who were counted among the walking dead of the concentration camps, and the profoundly moving story of the unexpected ...