Reconciliation of Hate Free Audiobook Download by Michael Anderle,Sarah Noffke

Anderle's book, Reconciliation of Hate, is a fictional account of the lives of two childhood friends who are both survivors of Nazi concentration camps. This novel addresses hate in its many forms and how it can be reconciled.

Dara Rosenberg is a Sociologist, Writer, and Reconciliation Specialist who reconciles people of hate. Her work focuses on conflict resolution, communication skills and how to live in a world where we are all interdependent.

When hate is conquered, love prevails. This audiobook story shows how Michael Anderle and Sarah Noffke became friends.

The audiobook Reconciliation of Hate is a comprehensive work that offers a look at the origins and impact of hate in America from a Jewish perspective. Different authors with their own personal perspectives on the topic take us through the history and how hate has evolved.

It's been a long time since I felt like one of us, or that I mattered. In my pain and confusion, I've isolated myself. But now there is hope and a new beginning, and even though it'll be difficult to overcome the hatred on my own, together we can do it. These are the words of Michael Anderle; a young survivor struggling for peace and understanding after the unthinkable happened in his hometown.

Michael Anderle and Sarah Noffke, the authors of the book "Reconciliation of Hate", have written a book that is not just about reconciliation, but also about hate. They argue that we live in a world where hate has become cool, especially with social networking sites like Facebook that have helped to spread hateful messages present for all to see. The authors hope this book will help people recognize how their words and actions can truly cause harm.