by Gail Buckland
Godine, 1980
216 pp. $50
edited by Theodore
A. Wertime and James
D. Muhly
Yale, 1981
555 pp. $22.50
by Carlo Zammattio et al.
McGraw-Hill, 1981
192 pp. $9.95
By V. S. Naipaul.
Vintage reprint, 1981.245 pp. $2.95
By Edward R. Tufte. Princeton reprint, 1981. 168 pp. $4.95
By R. B. Wernham. Univ. of Calif., 1981. 109 pp. $3.95
(cloth, $15.50)
By A. Hyatt Mayor.
Princeton reprint, 1981. unpaged. $12.95
By Robert Penn Warren. Random, 1980. 108
pp. $4.95 (cloth, $8.95)
's "economic miracle" has become a cliche. We focus here less on the country's industrial resurgence than on the society that pro- duced it-and the new society that it made possible. Success creates its own problems. Below, historian Konrad Jarausch re- calls the West's long love-hate relationship with the German people; journalist David Binder looks at the legacy of World War I1 and the evolution of the modern Federal Republic; and histo- rian David Schoenbaum analyzes West Germany's...