In stories from her travels, Möller encounters a host of colorful characters, from a trigger-happy California beekeeper raging against both killer bees and bee politics, to the legendary Brother Adam of Buckfast Abbey, breeder of the Buckfast Queen, now popular around the world. She explores the myths of the past, and how and when they were replaced by fact. Möller gives insight into the activity in the hive and describes the bees’ natural order and habits. In this compelling cultural history that moves beautifully through the beekeeper’s year, Swedish beekeeper and writer Lotte Möller shares her understanding of bees and bee lore from antiquity to the present with deep knowledge and sharp wit. The study of bees has often been considered a divine occupation, as the creature’s attention to detail and purpose is so special, and the honey they produce almost magical. A hauntingly true story of a man who made sure the world couldn't turn a blind eye to the Holocaust, The Auschwitz Photographer honors Wilhelm Brasse, the photographer who immortalized the horrific atrocities we should, and must, never forget". Many of the people that appeared in Brasse's photos perished, but he wouldn't discard the memories of who they were. When the war ended, he refused orders to destroy his records. He resisted, faking documents for prisoners and smuggling photos to the outside world. Brasse's role earned him Nazi favor, but he couldn't bear to hide behind his camera. From 1940-1945, Brasse took more than 50,000 photos of the nightmare that surrounded him. There, he was forced to record the camp's atrocities. His inability to condone the Third Reich and swear allegiance to Hitler landed him at one of the deadliest concentration camps of WWII. I did it fifty thousand times." When Germany invaded Poland in 1939, photographer Wilhelm Brasse was sent to Auschwitz. "Wilhelm Brasse: "I looked death in the eyes. The guide can also serve as a reference in the classroom, helping professors and instructors prepare students for the job search ahead"- Provided by publisher. It will be of particular interest to college-level and graduate school students, as well as recent graduates. The insider information included in Applying for Jobs and Internships in Museums makes it a key resource for both a US and international audience interested in gaining museum experience in the US. Schloetzer integrates the stories of successful and unsuccessful interns and job applicants throughout the book's narrative and recognizing the additional challenges faced by non-US nationals, the book also offers information specifically for international students seeking work experience in US museums. From reviewing job and internship postings, to developing a solid resume and writing distinctive cover letters, this guide provides practical, sound advice for museum job seekers. Schloetzer provides practical advice about the application and interview process that will prepare emerging museum professionals as they approach the profession. "Applying for Jobs and Internships in Museums offers a straightforward approach to applying for positions within a museum.
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