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Albert Kahn and His Family in Peace and War
This book is not a biography; even less is it a study of Albert Kahn's architectural achievements.Yet these achievements are given a great deal of attention and serve a major role in the chronological framework of this story. The subject of the story is one of character and amounts to a well-documented eulogy involving the contributions not only of Albert, but also of others in the family in times of peace and war.
152 pages, Hardcover
First published January 28, 2009
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