A death of one's own
Gerda Lerner, born in Austria, and a refugee from Hitlerism, is Emerita Professor of History, University of Wisconsin-Madison. A pioneer in founding Women?s History, she has published 13 books, including Black Women in White America (1972), The Creation of Patriarchy (1986), Why History Matters (1997) and Fireweed: A Political AutobiographyCarl Lerner, born in Philadelphia, graduate from Temple University, worked in the theater and as film editor in Hollywood and New York. He taught a generation of filmmakers and edited outstanding films like Twelve Angry Men and Klute. He was a lifelong activist for trade union and civil rights.--This text refers to an alternatePaperbackedition.