In the spring and summer of 1938, Franklin Wellington Wegenast took an unforgettable road trip in Europe. His diaries and letters corroborate modern assessments of German thinking and add insightful commentary, providing an outsider/insider view on the brewing conflict.
In the spring and summer of 1938, Franklin Wellington Wegenast took an unforgettable road trip in Europe. His diaries and letters corroborate modern assessments of German thinking and add insightful commentary, providing an outsider/insider view on the brewing conflict.
Franklin Wellington Wegenast was a third-generation German Canadian but intensely loyal to Britain. After an early career as a music teacher, he became a lawyer and the author of several books on Canadian law. Wegenast had broad interests that encompassed French architecture and the history of religion; he also kept wild ducks and bred sheep. He travelled many times throughout Europe before his last trip in 1938.
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Table of Contents for Liberty Is Dead: A Canadian in Germany, 1938, by Franklin Wellington Wegenast and edited by Margaret E. DerrySonia Grypma Introduction Margaret Derry 1. Franklin Wellington Wegenast, 1876-1942 2. Newspaper Information in the 1930s on Germans and the German Situation 3. The Diary 4. The Sigfrid Schmidt File 5. Germans and Germany in 1938 Notes Selected Bibliography Index
Table of Contents for Liberty Is Dead: A Canadian in Germany, 1938, by Franklin Wellington Wegenast and edited by Margaret E. DerrySonia Grypma Introduction Margaret Derry 1. Franklin Wellington Wegenast, 1876-1942 2. Newspaper Information in the 1930s on Germans and the German Situation 3. The Diary 4. The Sigfrid Schmidt File 5. Germans and Germany in 1938 Notes Selected Bibliography Index
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