Against the Wind

Discover the inspiring biography of Eberhard Arnold in Against the Wind, published by Plough Publishing House in 1998. This compelling narrative spans 310 pages, delving into the transformative forces that shaped Arnold's life and the influential individuals around him. Set against the backdrop of Weimar Germany, the author vividly recreates an era where countless young men and women boldly defied conventional norms, seeking a more meaningful existence. Against the Wind not only chronicles Arnold's journey but also captures the spirit of a generation yearning for change. Ideal for readers interested in history, biography, and social movements, this book promises to engage and inspire. Don't miss the chance to explore this profound story that resonates with those who seek to understand the complexities of personal and societal transformation.