by Thomas Keneally

An experienced novelist and historian The Great Shame (such as 1999) studied the love and intrigue of one of the most colorful hooligans in the United States.

Dan Sickles (1820-1914) is an arrogant politician born in an old family in New York, known for stubborn behavior, decisive women, and unpaid debts. When I was young he joined Tammany Hall and became a lawyer with a correct relationship. He recently married a 15-year-old debut work, Teresa Baguoli, but even with her in 1853, a London diplomat, she had a close relationship with a luxurious niece Funny · White. to go. In 1856, the sickles were elected to Congress; he and Theresa stand out in the Washington society almost immediately. He devoted himself to political turmoil over slavery and withdrawal, and made enemies as much as possible when making friends. His neglected young wife made romantic contact with a popular lawyer shot at the beginning of 1859 by an angry sickle. He was found guilty in a widely announced trial, but he was still hurt by the bad criticism of the case. Using his influence on Tammany and his friendship with Lincoln, he became a colonel in the league and later became a general. In Gettysburg, the sickle ignored the command of Commander George Mead and raised his army to other Allies on the battlefield. Whether this independent decision helped to win the battle or carefully endangered the cause of the alliance was a hot discussion, although the sickle was considered a hero, losing his feet in battle. After the war he returned to Europe as a diplomat, joined the bold efforts to persuade Spain to cheat with the Spanish lord Isabella II and to sell Cuba to America. This sickle passed away at the age of 94. This is my grandfather's legend.

A fascinating opportunist, a fascinating story of his ambitions and moral hypocrisy reflects the mid-19th century America

Thomas E. Kenelli's book "American Rogue" shows that the author shows a wonderful scholarship in the life of an important historical figure - the history of Shrek, including those who took the stage of that era That means that. Human Keneally's talent and skills are also excellent, and by making this detailed reading book like a novel, you can draw interest from the reader from beginning to end. Do not wait a moment to order a copy of "American villain" for the next reading

In 1980, Australian writer Thomas Keneli visited Beverly Hills' Pfefferberg suitcase on the way home from the European film festival. Pfefferberg got the opportunity to talk about Keneally Oskar Schindler. He gave him some copies of the material he archived, and Keneally decided to fictitiously handle the story. After extensive research and interview with surviving Schindler Ruden, his 1982 historical novel Schindler's ark (published in the United States as Schindler's list) is the result.

The story of Schindler and Stern, the central figure of Stephen Spielberg's "Schindler List", is known all over the world through Thomas Kenneli's 1982 novel "Schindler's Ark". . He died in 1974, but in Los Angeles for 13 years I met one of over 1,000 Jews who Schindler rescued from the gas chamber. This opportunity encounter lost him to sight of his research. Kenneri 's book on opportunistic Nazi traders eventually bought back their books in the holocaust swirl, but he decided to call it a novel.

By studying his book, Schindler's Ark, Thomas Keneli interviewed concentration camp survivors. According to my memories they are survivors of Schindler's factory and Schindler rescued people from the gas chambers from starvation to death. So far, most survivors will not go anywhere without carrying a small amount of food. What a powerful story. In that episode, the imagination is shouting that a person must endure such acts of terror for many years after a trauma incident. I think he is interviewing survivors living in New York. Therefore, you can expect to be a few steps away from eating. Of course, we can not use some examples to capture everything about people, and we should not. Readers need to use their imagination