The protagonist of this novel has a nightmare in which the picture of George Washington on a stamp is replaced by a picture of Hitler.
This novel describes a children's game called "I Declare War," in which the participants represent countries and a bouncing ball represents missiles. The protagonist of this novel has a nightmare in which the picture of George Washington on a stamp is replaced by a picture of Hitler. The protagonist's downstairs neighbor commits suicide by hanging himself in a closet, leaving his son, Seldon Wishnow, without a father. The narrator's aunt Evelyn dances with Joachim von Ribbentrop at the White House in this novel, whose other historical characters include Walter Winchell, who is assassinated after announcing that he is running for president. The narrator's cousin Alvin loses a leg fighting for the Canadian army in World War II, which the United States doesn't enter until 1942. For 10 points, name this novel in which Charles Lindbergh becomes President of the United States, by Philip Roth.
This novel describes a children's game called "I Declare War," in which the participants represent countries and a bouncing ball represents missiles.
The Plot Against America