Mary Berg Libros

She was just fifteen when Hitler entered Poland. She survived four years of Nazi terror. Mary Berg's diary is the first eye-witness account ever published of life in the Warsaw Ghetto.

For television star Mary Berg, cooking meals to enjoy with family is a constant source of joy, no matter the day or time of year. As the seasons change, so does the food Mary craves and cooks. Sometimes it's based on what's available at the farmers' market, other times it's based on the weather or how she feels on a particular day. The recipes in this book range from easy weeknight meals to more elaborate weekend feasts, but all of them share Mary's simple instructions and warm style

Mary Berg--winner of MasterChef Canada and star of Mary's Kitchen Crush--shares her most delicious, stress-free recipes, grand enough for special celebrations and easy enough for a regular Tuesday night

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Everyone loves Mary! This beloved home cook, who Variety calls "the millennial Ina Garten," is back with a cookbook of 100 all-new recipes guaranteed to become your stress-free sidekick in the kitchen.The kitchen is Mary's happy place, where worries melt away, a busy mind calms, and time seems to slow down. But she knows that for many people, the exact opposite is true! However you feel about mealtimes, Mary is here to help, with uncomplicated but delicious recipes, packed with tips and tricks, to produce flavorful results—every time.With every recipe Mary writes, her goal is to show you that cooking for yourself, your friends, and your family doesn't have to be boring, difficult, or stressful. No matter the time of day, or day of the week, with In Mary's Kitchen , you'll find everything you need to make the kitchen your happy place too.

Das Tagebuch von Mary Berg wurde in Amerika vor Ende des Zweiten Weltkriegs veröffentlicht und war der erste Augenzeugenbericht über das Leben im Warschauer Ghetto. Es beschreibt eindringlich den vergeblichen Versuch, sich möglichst lange einen normalen Alltag aufrechtzuerhalten, in den aber nach und nach Hunger, Krankheit und Tod Einzug hielten. Es dokumentiert, wie die Nazis 1942 die »Große Aktion« starteten, die zur schrittweisen Auflösung des Ghettos führte, und wie die ersten Berichte über Deportationen ins Vernichtungslager Treblinka die zurückgebliebenen Bewohner erschütterten. Es schildert die Gewissenbisse von Mary Berg, die 1943, kurz vor dem blutigen Aufstand im Warschauer Ghetto, mit ihren Eltern und der jüngeren Schwester fliehen kann, aber Freunde und Familienangehörige zurücklassen muss. Mary Berg gelingt es, die 12 kleinen Notizblöcke 1944 nach Amerika zu schmuggeln. Ihr Tagebuch gewährt dem Leser einen zutiefst persönlichen Einblick in den Holocaust und die Schuldgefühle einer Überlebenden. Ein erschütterndes Zeitdokument – erstmals in deutschsprachiger Buchfassung.