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David Fiedler, Novelist and Screenwriter
Books
The Enemy Among Us: POWs in Missouri During WWII,
2003, non-fiction, winner of the Governor's Award for the Humanities. Now in its
third print edition.
My Enemy, My Love,
2011, novel. This companion piece to The Enemy Among Us tells the story of a
German POW drafted against his will into the army in the last months of the war.
Captured and sent to the U.S., the prisoner finds a dangerous romance with an
American woman on the farm where he and others are working.
VIDEO:
Watch the
brief piece on The Enemy Among Us from the NBC affiliate in St. Louis
Praise
for The Enemy Among Us
"David
Fiedler provides us with a fascinating look at a seldom-examined facet of World
War II, and, in the process, gives us a fascinating look at ourselves during
those times." — General John W. Vessey, Former Chairman, Joint Chiefs of
Staff
“By using numerous oral histories, memoirs, letters, newspaper accounts, and government documents, David Fiedler has written a very moving and human account of what it meant to be a POW in World War II Missouri, both for the 15,000 German and Italian prisoners and for the camp officials and civilians who interacted with them.” — Lewis H. Carlson, author of We Were Each Other’s Prisoners: An Oral History of World War II American and German Prisoners of War.
Other Selected Credits
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