Joshua M Greene Books in Order

Drawing on recorded Holocaust testimonies, Joshua M. Greene and Shiva Kumar assemble accounts from survivors, resistance fighters, clergy, and military personnel. Their intertwined recollections trace persecution, imprisonment, liberation, and the lasting impact of experiences under Nazi rule.

This illustrated retelling follows the monkey god Hanuman, whose childhood mischief leads elders to make him forget his supernatural abilities. A mission to rescue King Rama's abducted wife forces him to confront powers he no longer recognizes.

American lawyer William Denson leads prosecutions of Nazi concentration-camp personnel in the aftermath of World War II. Joshua M. Greene examines the evidence, legal challenges, and mounting political pressures surrounding trials conducted at the former Dachau camp.

Joshua M. Greene follows George Harrison from postwar Liverpool through Beatles fame and his spiritual search. Interviews and recorded conversations illuminate the connections between Harrison's music, friendships, Indian influences, and efforts to express his beliefs through his work.

Joshua M. Greene introduces the Bhagavad Gita through the relationship between Krishna and Arjuna, presenting their battlefield dialogue as a conversation between close friends. His commentary connects its questions about action, purpose, and spiritual life with modern readers.

Banished serpent king Kaliya settles with his family in the Yamuna River, poisoning its waters and threatening nearby wildlife and villagers. Young Krishna must confront him to protect the living things that depend on the river.

When Brahma attempts to outwit Krishna and the village children of Vrindavan, missing calves create an unexpected challenge. This illustrated adaptation of a Puranic story explores friendship and the extraordinary qualities of a seemingly ordinary cowherd boy.

Ambitious King Bali relies on an adviser who encourages his hunger for power. When a tiny sage visits, the king faces a choice about hospitality in this illustrated retelling of the Indian story of Vamana.

Joshua M. Greene traces A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada's journey from an Indian monk to an international spiritual leader. The biography follows his encounters in the West and the spread of bhakti yoga through an expanding movement.

Rena Finder recounts her childhood under Nazi persecution, from the Krakow ghetto to forced labor and imprisonment at Auschwitz. Written with Joshua M. Greene, her memoir describes her connection with Oskar Schindler and her struggle to survive.

In Nazi-occupied Czechoslovakia, hearing child Renee warns her deaf family when soldiers approach. Separated from their parents, she and her sister Herta rely on sign language and each other while hiding and enduring imprisonment at Bergen-Belsen.

Joshua M. Greene chronicles Siggi Wilzig's experiences in Nazi camps and his arrival in America with little money. The biography follows his difficult early jobs, business ambitions, and commitment to supporting Jewish communities and speaking against injustice.