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Dr. T. Zane Reeves publishes wartime memoir about Julius Rézler and his wife, Agnes Földes

The author’s book tackles the lives and struggles of a Hungarian Gentile and a Jewish woman through the rise of fascism, anti-Semitism, and communism in Hungary.


Albuquerque, New Mexico, 87107 – WEBWIRE

An incredibly well-written testimony to a dark period of human history!

“Shoes Along the Danube: Based on a True Story” (SBPRA; 2011) by Dr. T. Zane Reeves is based on true events that occurred in Hungary, which involves Julius Rézler, a Hungarian Gentile and academic, and Agnes Földes, a Jewish woman born to a secular middle-class family.
 
The book, which cover is taken from the Shoes on the Danube Bank, is one of Hungary’s most loving memorials, combines political and military history, human drama, and character journey that will draw readers into the story. “Shoes Along the Danube” explores how World War II and subsequent political transition in Hungary affected both Gentiles and Jews, individuals and families, as shown by the experiences of Rézler and Földes.
 
Dr. Reeves’s book tells the family and personal lives of Rézler and Földes, his future wife, through the 1944 siege of Budapest, the Holocaust, and the post-war communist struggle. The book also mentions at length the rise of Francis Deák (Rézler’s half-brother), the epic struggle between Raoul Wallenburg and Adolf Eichmann, Rézler’s marriage to a communist and their eventual divorce, the Hungarian Jews’ shrugging off the anti-Semitism that was taking place in Germany and Austria and their dilemma of converting to Christianity to spare themselves from persecution, the Korean War, and the Red Scare in America.
 
“Shoes Along the Danube” does more than just walk readers through the history of Hungary; it provides readers with a captivating human story amidst the ravages of war.
 
Order “Shoes Along the Danube” by T. Zane Reeves, Ph.D. today through Amazon and Barnes & Noble.
 
Watch out for the public display of this book at the upcoming Los Angeles Times Festival of Books on April 13-24, 2019 at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles, CA.

Shoes Along the Danube: Based on a True Story
Written by T. Zane Reeves, Ph.D.
Published by Strategic Book Publishing & Rights Agency, LLC
Published date: August 10, 2011
Paperback price: $22.88
 
About the Author
 
T. Zane Reeves, Ph.D., served in Brazil in the Peace Corps. His graduate work was at UCLA and USC. He taught at Pepperdine and California State, Dominguez Hills, before moving to the University of New Mexico, where he retired as Regents’ Professor Emeritus. Zane visits Hungary often where he is a board member of the Julius Rézler Foundation in Budapest. He also is the author of a number of books, including “From Budapest to Albuquerque: The American Life of Julius Rézler” and says: “I was told this story by Hungarians and wanted to pass it on.”
 


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 Shoes Along the Danube
 T. Zane Reeves
 Julius Rézler
 Agnes Földes


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