Albert Schweitzer: A Biography
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IllustrationsPrefacePreface to the First EditionAcknowledgements1Childhood, 1875-188512The Dark Years, 1885-1893283Strasbourg, 1893-1896404Paris, 1896-1899645Berlin, 1899846Two Examinations, 1899-1900907The Scholar-Curate, 1900-1901968The Historical Jesus, 19011109Helene13910Bach, 1902-190416411Medical Studies, 1905-190818612The Departure, 1908-191320213Africa, 191323114Andende: The First Hospital, 191323915War, 1914-191526016"Reverence for Life," 191526817Internment, 1915-191728818The Lost Coin, 1918-192430219Adolinanongo: The Second Hospital, 1924-192733020Fame, 1927-192934121Life at the Hospital, 1929-193235622Another War, 1932-194537623America: "The Greatest Man in the World," 1945-195039624Schweitzer on Film, 1950-195441725A Crack in the Myth, 1951-195442726The Nobel Peace Prize and the Bomb, 1954-195744327The Last of Europe, 1957-195946428The Final Years, 1959-1965477Epilogue499Postscript to the Second Edition505App. AA Day at the Hospital511App. BFrom Albert Schweitzer's Gift of Friendship521Notes525Bibliography541Index547
\ BooknewsBrabazon, an independent writer and film producer, updates his biography of the humanitarian and physician Albert Schweitzer with new and profoundly revealing letters between him and H<'e>l<`e>ne Bresslau, whom he married after a ten-year correspondence. The letters reveal an intensely secret and unusual relationship, as well as facets of Schweitzer's personality and thinking that he took great trouble to hide from the world. New documents from the State Department regarding his battle with the US Atomic Energy Commission to stop H-bomb tests are also discussed. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)\ \
