From Klaus the mouse, who lived in a teeny tiny house to a hedgehog named Hedy, who didn't like to go to bedy, readers will delight in the silly tales throughout this illustrated book of rhymes and original watercolor paintings.
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Klaus Barbie and the United States Government
Allan A Ryan
University Press of the Pacific
2003
pokkari
Twelve Flags, One Life: Book 1 of Klaus Kolb's Autobiography
Klaus Kolb
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2015
nidottu
Klaus Kolb determinedly grew to a teen in an eastern province of Germany during the rise of the Nazi party and World War II. In this first book of his life's memoir, Kolb tells his stories of childhood pranks, survival and substitution, hunger, and terrifying night runs to airless air raid shelters. Raised by a brilliant but demanding father and loving step-mother, he was secreted west in a cramped truck to avoid the oncoming victorious Red Army. When the teen finally returned home, he was interrogated by the Communist Party. He was released, but his father wasn't as lucky. Now Klaus is the male head of his household in a broken nation. You will burst out laughing, sniffle as you hold back tears and completely empathize with Klaus' stories of climbing a dung pile to play, searching for bullets to start fires that got out of control, and thinking he make Germany lose the war by wishing it to avoid attending the Adolph Hitler School.
Klaus Krokodil feiert Halloween
Tomoko Alexy; Reina De Brun
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2015
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Klaus Krokodil will unbedingt Halloween feiern. Seine kleine Freundin Petra hilft ihm dabei. Beide erleben ein ungew hnliches Halloweenfest. Spannendes Kinderbuch f r die Altersstufe 4-7 Jahre.
"Originally published in Portuguese as Um Homem: Klaus Klump by Editorial Caminho, Lisboa, 2003."
The hit holiday fantasy series from beloved and award-winning duo Grant Morrison and Dan Mora comes in a new format, as the perfect prelude to Christmas!Klaus must help an absentee dad-turned-snowman make amends before melting away for good. And probably before he's defeated by a pantheon of Norse Gods and their minions. All in a day's work for Santa Claus. And then see Klaus in the role of father himself, as he takes in Joe Christmas as an infant and guides him through all of life's wild adventures in a holiday calendar-inspired comic, presented in a special widescreen format. The smash-hit from superstars Grant Morrison (Doom Patrol, Superman and The Authority) and Dan Mora (Batman, Once & Future) returns with this special collection of holiday-themed stories. Collects Klaus and the Crying Snowman #1 and Klaus and the Life & Times of Joe Christmas #1.
The smash-hit series by legendary creator Grant Morrison and young phenom artist Dan Mora returns with this special collection of holiday themed stories. An ageless ice queen commanding an army of robotic snowmen built of enchanted wood. An evil soda corporation hellbent on trademarking Christmas itself at the behest of a dark doppelganger. It’s all just another day in the life of Klaus, the man who became Santa Claus. Luminary author Grant Morrison (All-Star Superman, Happy!) and Eisner Award-nominated illustrator Dan Mora (Saban's Go Go Power Rangers) bring their lauded reinvention of Santa Claus fully into the 21st century with two modern tales of Klaus saving Christmas from sinister threats that span dimensions.
He’s a myth. He’s a legend. He’s loved worldwide by children and adults alike...but does anyone truly know the origins of Santa Claus? Set in a dark fantastic past of myth and magic, Klaus tells the story of how Santa Claus really came to be—the tale of one man and his wolf against a totalitarian state and the ancient evil that sustains it. Award-winning author Grant Morrison (All-Star Superman, Happy!) and Eisner Award-nominated illustrator Dan Mora (Go Go Power Rangers, Hexed) revamp, reinvent, and reimagine a classic superhero for the 21st century, drawing on Santa’s roots in Viking lore and Siberian shamanism, and taking in the creepier side of Christmas with characters like the sinister Krampus. Klaus is “Santa Claus: Year One” and finally answers the burning question: what does Santa Claus do on the other 364 days a year?
The smash-hit from superstars Grant Morrison (Green Lantern, Happy!) and Dan Mora (Once & Future) returns with this special collection of holiday-themed stories.The smash-hit from superstars Grant Morrison (Green Lantern, Happy!) and Dan Mora (Once & Future) returns with this special collection of holiday-themed stories. Klaus must help an absentee dad-turned-snowman make amends before melting away for good. And probably before he's defeated by a pantheon of Norse Gods and their minions. All in a day's work for Santa Claus. And then see Klaus in the role of father himself, as he takes in Joe Christmas as an infant and guides him through all of life's wild adventures in a holiday calendar-inspired comic, presented in a special widescreen format. Collects Klaus and the Crying Snowman #1 and Klaus and the Life & Times of Joe Christmas #1.
The smash-hit series by legendary creator Grant Morrison and young phenom artist Dan Mora returns with this special collection of holiday-themed stories.An ageless ice queen commanding an army of robotic snowmen built of enchanted wood. An evil soda corporation hellbent on trademarking Christmas itself at the behest of a dark doppelganger. It’s all just another day in the life of Klaus, the man who became Santa Claus. Luminary author Grant Morrison (All-Star Superman, Happy!) and Eisner Award-nominated illustrator Dan Mora (Go Go Power Rangers) bring their lauded reinvention of Santa Claus fully into the 21st century with two modern tales of Klaus saving Christmas from sinister threats that span dimensions.
A stunning book exploring the art of Sergio Pablos' animated Christmas original, Klaus. A young, lowly Scandinavian postman named Jesper gets the chance to make his mark when he's tasked with bringing the postal service to a contentious village in the cold north, where he meets a mysterious, white-bearded toymaker named Klaus.
As a father and child explore the origin of Santa Claus, they begin to unravel the saintly legend of Nicholas, the international Yuletide gift-giver. Soon, a well-guarded secret about the kindhearted figure is revealed: Nicholas' appearance changes as he completes his nightly deliveries, depending on the region of the world he appears and reappears It also doesn't matter if your family doesn't celebrate Christmas; or if your family, like so many, celebrates more than one holiday during the season. As long as one holds the spirit-of-giving in one's heart, be it during Christmas, Kwanzaa or Hanukkah, there's a Klaus for you, earning him the title: THE GIFT-GIVER TO ALL
'Moss went to great pains to study all the documents relating to Fuchs and interviewed everyone who had contact with him. His spy thriller is better than fiction.' - LONDON REVIEW OF BOOKS German-born Klaus Fuchs escaped the Nazi regime in 1933 and sought refuge in Britain. Regarded as a genius, the introverted physics student hid his communist beliefs from his peers. The scientist's brilliance led to his recruitment, by the British, to develop the secret atom bomb project. At this point, Fuchs turned spy and began to pass on nuclear research secrets to the Soviet Regime. As time passed, the refugee's sense of loyalty to his friends and Britain led to him to doubt his actions and he reported less information to Russia. The British arrested Fuchs in 1950, after the FBI had decoded his Soviet messages. In August 1988, the Russians acknowledged for the first time the key role that Fuchs played in the building of their first atomic bomb. Norman Moss gives detailed insight into Fuchs' extraordinary story, examining his role in the most momentous historical development of this century, his contacts with the Soviet intelligence apparatus, his friendships, the twists and turns of his mind and conscience, and the intelligence work that led to his arrest. Fuchs's dilemmas reflect some of the fundamental moral and political conflicts of our time. Recommended for fans of Ben Macintyre and John le Carre. Norman Moss is a writer, journalist and broadcaster. Other highly acclaimed titles by the author include Men Who Play God: the Story of the Hydrogen Bomb; A British/American Dictionary; The Pleasures of Deception; and The Politics of Uranium. Praise for Norman Moss: 'Admirable... It tells an extraordinary story clearly and well, and with just enough analysis to provoke thought'NEW SCIENTIST 'A compelling story' INDEPENDENT 'It probes deeply... well worth reading' NEW YORK TIMES Men Who Play God: The Story of the Hydrogen Bomb'An important book' Guardian 'Full of illumination... fascinating' New Yorker The Pleasures of Deception 'Skilful and entertaining' Sunday Telegraph
Larger print and full colour.In 1994, the Author published 'A Tribute to Klaus Wunderlich'. 'Klaus Wunderlich Remembered' is now published 20 years after Klaus' sudden death on 28th October 1997. The Author touches upon various topics which one might not expect to find within a book dedicated to Klaus Wunderlich, but which will broaden public recognition of 'the Klaus Wunderlich effect'.
Klaus G. Saur - Die Berliner Jahre
de Gruyter
2009
sidottu
Ein großer Verleger, während seiner beruflich aktiven Phase mehrfach stilprägend, geht in den Ruhestand. Klaus G. Saur hat über Jahrzehnte Verlagsprojekte heute beinahe unvorstellbaren Ausmaßes erdacht und umgesetzt. Eine illustre Schar von Autorinnen und Autoren, die ein Stück des Weges mit Klaus G. Saur gegangen ist und seine Berliner Jahre zu einem großen Teil ausmacht, hat aus diesem Anlass ihre persönlichen Erfahrungen und Gedanken zu Papier gebracht. Entstanden ist ein Mosaik von Begegnungen, Bedeutsamem und Amüsantem, das die Jahre Klaus Saurs als Geschäftsführender Gesellschafter beim Verlag Walter de Gruyter nachzeichnet.