The Safekeepers : A Memoir of the Arts of the End of World War II

第二次世界大戰後，前美國陸軍上尉Walter I. Farmer在德國駐紮美國部隊。 1945年，他努力保護重要的歐洲和德國文化遺產文物，如繪畫和雕塑，不被運往美國。

Farmer與其他接受這項任務的美國軍官一起編寫了“Wiesbadener Manifest”，導致這些文物留在德國，今天仍然可以在德國博物館看到。 1996年，Farmer因其出色的工作被授予“Bundesverdienstkreuz”獎。

這本自傳還提供了當今歷史的重要文件。 它由一系列文件和檔案材料填寫完整。

The former US Army captain Walter I. Farmer was stationed with the American Forces in Germany after WW II. In 1945, he worked hard to protect important European and German cultural heritage artifacts, such as paintings and sculptures, from being transported to the United States.

Together with other officers of the U.S. Army, who took on this task, Farmer wrote the "Wiesbadener Manifest" which resulted in the artifacts remaining in Germany and they can still be seen in German museums today. In 1996, Farmer was awarded the "Bundesverdienstkreuz" for his outstanding work.

Besides being a personal account, this autobiography presents an important document of present-day history. It is completed by an extensive list of documents and archive material.

  Walter I. Farmer(Autor) 

Publisher:De Gruyter 

ISBN:    978-3110168976 

原價  €  38.95   台幣價 NT$1560