Swimming Across（英特尔董事长格鲁夫自传：横渡生命湖） 阿里云 lit azw3 txt pdf caj 下载 在线

Set in the cruel years of Hungary's Nazi occupation and subsequent Communist regime, SWIMMING ACROSS is the stunning childhood memoir of one of the leading thinkers of our time, the legendary Intel chairman.

The story of Andris Grof-later to become Andy Grove-begins in the 1930s, on the banks of the Danube. Here, in Budapest, young Andris lives a middle-class existence with his secular Jewish parents. But he and his family will be faced with a host of staggering obstacles. After Andris nearly loses his life to scarlet fever at the age of four, his family is forced to deal with the Nazi occupation of Hungary. Fleeing the Germans, Andris and his mother find refuge with a Christian family in the outskirts of Budapest and then hide in cellars from Russian bombs. After the nightmare of war ends, the family rebuilds its business and its life, only to face a new trial with a succession of repressive Communist governments.

In June 1956, the popular Hungarian uprising is put down at gunpoint. Soviet troops occupy Budapest and randomly round up young people. Two hundred thousand Hungarians follow a tortuous route to escape to the West. Among them is the author...

Combining a child's sense of wonde***ith an engineer's passion for detail, Grove re-creates a Europe that has since disappeared. From the Nazis' youthful victims innocently exulting in a "put the Jews in the ghetto" game...to a May Day march through Budapest under the blaring strains of prerecorded cheers...to the almost surreal scenes of young escapees securing the help of a hunchbacked peasant and his fantastically beautiful, colorfully costumed wife, he paints a vivid and suspenseful, personal and cultural portrait.

Within these pages, an authentic American hero reveals his origins in a very different place during a very different time. He explores the ways in which persecution and struggle, as well as kinship and courage, shaped his life. It is a story of survival-and triumph.

作者简介：

ANDREW S. GROVE participated in the founding of Intel and is its chairman today. He also teaches at the Stanford University Graduate School of Business. He was named TIME’s

“Man of the Year” in 1997, and his previous titles Only the Paranoid Survive and High Output Management are c***idered required reading in the business world

Prologue

One My Third Birthday

Two Scarlet Fever

Three The War Arrives

Four Life Gets Strange

Five Christmas in Kobanya

Six After the War

Seven Gymnasium

Eight Dob Street School

Nine Madach Gymnasium

Ten Fourth Year

Eleven University-First Year

Twelve Revolution

Thirteen Crossing the Border

Fourteen Aboard Ship

Fifteen New York City

Epilogue

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随着演唱技巧的进步，我对每一件事情都能应付自如，即便是艰苦的学校生活，也难以让我却步。我感觉自己的生活在豁然间开朗。其实，每个人的生活中最好要有两个（或更多）爱好。如果你只有一个爱好，那么一旦这个爱好让你失望，你就难以平衡自己、改善自己的情绪；但如果你有多个爱好，你就有可能在各种机遇当中有效地平衡自己，保持良好的心态。

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The story of Andris Grof - late to become Andy Grove - begins in the 1930s, on the banks of the Danube. Here, in Budapest, young Andris lives a middle-class existence with his secular Jewish parents. But he and his family will be faced with a host of staggering obstacles. After Andris nearly loses his life to scarlet fever at the age of four, his family is forced to deal with the Nazi occupation of Hungary. Fleeing the Germans, Andris and his mother find refuge with a Christian family in the outskirts of Budapest and then hide in cellars from Russian bombs. After the nightmare of war ends, the family rebuilds its business and its life, only to face a new trial with a succession of repressive Communist governments.

In June 1956, the popular Hungarian uprising is put down at gunpoint. Soviet troops occupy Budapest and randomly round up young people. Two hundred thousand Hungarians follow a tortuous route to escape to the West. Among them is the author ...

Combining a child's sense of wonde***ith an engineer's passion for detail, Grove re-creates a Europe that has since disappeared. From the Nazis' youthful victims innocently exulting in a "put the Jews in the ghetto" game ... to a May Day march through Budapest under the blaring strains of prerecorded cheers ... to the almost surreal scenes of young escapees securing the help of a hunchbacked peasant and his fantastically beautiful, colorfully costumed wife, he paints a vivid and suspenseful, personal and cultural portrait.

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length: (cm)23.5 　　　 　　　　　 　　　　　 width:(cm)15.9