Jürgen Todenhöfer takes stock of his extraordinary life, a life often lived outside the mainstream and never shying away from danger and controversy. He describes his lifelong struggle against war and racism, against political, religious, and cultural intolerance, against injustice and poverty. Todenhöfer takes us to the world's crisis zones, which he has visited over the past decades, and recounts how he used his global network to help children, especially in war zones, and to establish orphanages, hospitals, and schools worldwide. Alongside captivating reportage, his book also contains profound personal reflections on the pursuit of happiness, how to realize even the wildest dreams, and which values one must never abandon. His appeal to us all to finally take action and do the right thing resonates with genuine authenticity. biography Jürgen Todenhöfer, born in 1940, served for nearly two decades in the Bundestag as an expert on development policy and later on arms control for the CDU/CSU. His book "Who Cries for Abdul and Tanaya?" became a bestseller and garnered significant media attention. He uses the royalties from his books to fund a home for war-wounded children in Kabul and a vocational training center for street children in Baghdad. Note: Please be aware that we are also subject to fixed book pricing. New product