Cold War

MWSA

P.O. Box 669

Larkspur, CA 94977

2005 - 2009 MWSA

Fiction

Our Walk with God

By Tibor & Julia Anne Bierbaum

Memoir, Vietnam, Cold War

$24.95

This love story is a travelogue through the 20th Century written for youth and seniors, and everyone in-between. Julia Anne gives a candid account of her environment as she grew up in Texas. Tibor's vivid description of life behind the Iron Curtain and immigration to the United States wonderfully contrast these two lives.

God�s blessings are recounted in these captivating and revealing life stories of the most diverse setting. The reader must wait with great anticipation to see how Julia Anne and Tibor become one, with the blessings of God, and, driven by love, patriotism, and loyalty to the United Sates of America. Their story magnificently blends excitement, imagination, and sense of humor into a productive relationship.

REVIEWS:

From the Hungarian Revolution to Viet Nam as a Special Forces Officer, follow Major Tibor Bierbaum and his wife through war and beyond. �Tibor remind us that freedom is our heritage and also our responsibility to maintain� --Jim Stewart, MWSA.

�Our Walk with God is a love story of God and country. It is a story of inspiration, courage, faith, and most of all, love� -- Michelle Converset, Fort Wayne Lutheran

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The Spy with a Clean Face

By Russell Miller

Fiction, Intrigue

Beach House Books

Tradeback: $18.95, Large Print: $29.95

REVIEW:

"Charley Connelly, a career international sales executive, has become an unsuspecting agent for the CIA and is now called upon to intercede in a dangerous game for which he is ill prepared. Miller takes us on a whirlwind romp through Latin America, Asia, and the Middle East to a nail biting conclusion in the shadow of Chernobyl. Miller's insight and experience have made him a master of his craft."

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Voices Under Berlin: The Tale of a Monterey Mary

By T.H.E. Hill

Fiction, Cold War

$14.95

Voices Under Berlin: The Tale of a Monterey Mary is a novel about one of the early skirmishes of the Cold War told with a pace and a black humor reminiscent of that used by Joseph Heller (Catch-22) and Richard Hooker (Mash). It is set against the backdrop of Operation GOLD (PBJOINTLY), the CIA cross-sector spy tunnel operation in Berlin in the mid-1950s.

REVIEWS:

�Voices was a treat to read because it accurately, amusingly, and respectfully captures�as never before was so well done�the carefree yet dedicated attitude of U.S. military intelligence linguists. With humor, Voices describes how intelligence folks successfully and honorably worked in Berlin, as they did worldwide, to defeat the Soviets in the Cold War.�
� Bruce Ford, veteran of Field Station Berlin in the 1960s, and webmaster of the FSB Veterans Group.

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Last Updated on 04/19/2008