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The Family -- The Joys of Young Bartel -- Van der Waerden at Hamburg -- The Story of The Book -- The Theorem on Arithmetic Progressions -- From Göttingen to Groningen -- Transformations of The Book -- The Algebraic Revolution That Produced Just One Book -- On to Germany -- The Dawn of the Nazi Era -- The Princeton Offer -- Eulogy for the Beloved Teacher -- One Faculty Meeting at Leipzig -- A Cloud of Suspicion -- Mathematische Annalen -- Germany Treacherously Invades Holland -- Barrau?s Succession at Utrecht -- A Dream of Göttingen -- ?Furniture and Scientific Books? -- Breidablik -- Home, Bittersweet Home -- The New World or Old? -- ?The Defense? -- Van der Waerden and Van der Corput: Dialog in Letters -- One Heartfelt Letter to a Friend -- A Rebellion in Brouwer?s Amsterdam -- The Het Parool Affair -- Job History 1945?1947 -- ?America! America! God shed His grace on thee? -- Van der Waerden, Goudsmit and Heisenberg: A Letteral Triangle -- On Active and Passive Opposition in the Third Reich -- Van der Waerden in Defense of Heisenberg -- Professorship at Amsterdam -- Escape to Neutrality -- The Theorem Becomes Classic -- Whose Conjecture Did Van der Waerden Prove? -- Zurück nach Zürich -- Reunions of Old Friends: Van der Waerden and Heisenberg -- The Drama of Van der Waerden -- The Scholar and the State -- Farewell to the Reader: ?I Hope and I Hope?. 330 $aBartel Leendert van der Waerden made major contributions to algebraic geometry, abstract algebra, quantum mechanics, and other fields. He liberally published on the history of mathematics. His 2-volume work Modern Algebra is one of the most influential and popular mathematical books ever written. It is therefore surprising that no monograph has been dedicated to his life and work. Van der Waerden?s record is complex. In attempting to understand his life, the author assembled thousands of documents from numerous archives in Germany, the Netherlands, Switzerland and the United States which revealed fascinating and often surprising new information about van der Waerden. Soifer traces Van der Waerden?s early years in a family of great Dutch public servants, his life as professor in Leipzig during the entire Nazi period, and his personal and professional friendship with one of the great physicists Werner Heisenberg. We encounter heroes and villains and a much more numerous group in between these two extremes. One of them is the subject of this book.   Soifer?s journey through a long list of archives, combined with an intensive correspondence, had uncovered numerous details of Van der Waerden?s German intermezzo that raised serious questions and reproaches. Dirk van Dalen (Philosophy, Utrecht University) Professor Soifer?s book implicates the anthropologists? and culture historians? core interest in the evolution of culture and in the progress of human evolution itself on this small contested planet. James W. Fernandez (Anthropology, University of Chicago) The book is fascinating.  Professor Soifer has done a great service to the discipline of history, as well as deepening our understanding of the 20th century.  Peter D. Johnson, Jr. (Mathematics, Auburn University) This book is an important contribution to the history of the twentieth century, and reads like a novel with an ever-fascinating cast of characters.   Harold W. Kuhn (Mathematics, Princeton University) This is a most impressive and important book. It is written in an engaging, very personal style and challenges the reader?s ability of moral and historical judgment. 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