Beverly Heckart is professor emerita of history at Central Washington University, Ellensburg where she taught German, European and World History for four decades. She has resided intermittently in France and Germany for ten years and has previously published works on French and German urban history.
The world knows Dresden as the victim of vicious Allied bombing at the end of World War II that destroyed its famed Baroque architecture. But Dresden is more than this stereotype implies. This portrait explores the highs and lows of Dresden’s individual experiences. It captures the visions of the ...
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