Elleander Morning

A dying woman, given a second chance to relive her life, travels back in time. Her goal: the execution of an obscure Viennese artist named Adolf Hitler. Two generations later, the assassin's granddaughter is mystified to discover a book relating the history of World War II ― the chronicle of a conflict that never took place.
Elleander Morning spans eight decades of the twentieth century, tracing two different timelines from two very different worlds and raising thought-provoking questions along the way. Part detective story, part thriller, and part romance, this alternative history won the 1986 Ditmar Award for best international fiction and the 1987 Kurd-Laßwitz-Preis. This edition features a new Introduction by Gavriel Rosenfeld, an expert on Nazi Germany and the Holocaust.

American novelist and photographer Jerry Yulsman (1924–99) is best known for his photographs of Jack Kerouac and for his two novels, The Last Liberator and Elleander Morning, the latter of which won the 1986 Ditmar Award for best international fiction and the 1987 Kurd-Laßwitz-Preis.