上海往事：1923-1949猶太少女的中國歲月（英文版）

　　弗雷德·馬克斯，1924年生于德國一個猶太家庭，1939年跟隨父親從納粹德國逃至中國上海，在上海生活了十年之后移民美國，后成為一位著名猶太教育者。在上海生活的十年間，他堅持每天用德語寫日記，無比翔實地記錄了那一段動蕩、艱難的歲月。本書由加州中國猶太人學會的公共事務官員Rena Krasno根據(jù)弗雷德·馬克斯1939—1949十年間的日記撰寫而成。 作者簡介：Rena Krasno was born in Shanghai， China， in 1923 and lived there until 1949. Her parents， stateless Russian Jews from Siberia， arrived in China in the early 20th century. In her professional life， Krasno worked as a simultaneous freelance interpreter for international organizations in Europe and Asia. Krasno has lectured at Stanford University， U.C.L.A.， U.C. Berkeley， the Commonwealth Club， and other well-known institutions in America， Asia， and Europe. She is currently Public Affairs Officer of the Sino-Judaic Institute in Menlo Park， California， as well as a member of the Editorial Committee of their publication， Points East. Krasno was featured in several documentaries including the Chinese one （Sanctuary Shanghai. Chen Yifei， 1999）. Nine of Rena's books have been published， including Floating Lanterns and Golden Shrines （Pacific View Press， Berkeley， a winner of 2002 Benjamin Franklin Publishers Award）. Three of her published books have been translated into Chinese.

　　Rena Krasno was born in Shanghai， China， in 1923 and lived there until 1949. Her parents， stateless Russian Jews from Siberia， arrived in China in the early 20th century. In her professional life， Krasno worked as a simultaneous freelance interpreter for international organizations in Europe and Asia. Krasno has lectured at Stanford University， U.C.L.A.， U.C. Berkeley， the Commonwealth Club， and other well-known institutions in America， Asia， and Europe. She is currently Public Affairs Officer of the Sino-Judaic Institute in Menlo Park， California， as well as a member of the Editorial Committee of their publication， Points East. Krasno was featured in several documentaries including the Chinese one （Sanctuary Shanghai. Chen Yifei， 1999）. Nine of Renas books have been published， including Floating Lanterns and Golden Shrines （Pacific View Press， Berkeley， a winner of 2002 Benjamin Franklin Publishers Award）. Three of her published books have been translated into Chinese.