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• Waltzer was among the key figures who exposed fabrications in " Angel at the Fence ", the cancelled Holocaust memoir by Herman Rosenblat.
• She also worked with the team that exposed Herman Rosenblat's book, " Angel at the Fence " as a fraudulent account of his time as a concentration camp survivor.
• In December 2008, Berkley canceled publication of the Herman Rosenblat Holocaust memoir titled " Angel at the Fence " when it was discovered that the book's central events were untrue.
• Berkley Books, an imprint of the Penguin Group, signed Rosenblat up to publish his memoir " Angel at the Fence ", with Andrea Hurst working as Rosenblat's literary agent.
• Two authors of recent fake memoirs, James Frey ( " A Million Little Pieces " ), and Herman Rosenblat ( who was featured prior to writing " Angel at the Fence " ), as well as an imposter assuming the name Anthony Godby Johnson ( " A Rock and a Hard Place " ), appeared on " The Oprah Winfrey Show ".
• Berkley Books subsequently stated that it was " canceling publication of " Angel at the Fence " after receiving new information from Herman Rosenblat's agent, Andrea Hurst, " and " will demand that the author and the agent return all money that they have received for this work . " Rosenblat, who was in fact imprisoned in Schlieben, has acknowledged that the story of meeting his wife there was invented.
• Such hoaxes include " The Painted Bird " ( 1965 ) by Jerzy Kosinski, " Fragments : Memories of a Wartime Childhood " ( 1995 ) by Binjamin Wilkomirski, " Misha : A M閙oire of the Holocaust Years " ( 1997 ) by Misha Defonseca and " Angel at the Fence " by Herman Rosenblat ( which was planned to be published in 2009, but publication was cancelled ).
• "' Herman A . Rosenblat "'( 1929  February 5, 2015 ) was a Polish-born American writer who wrote a fictitious Holocaust memoir titled " Angel at the Fence ", purporting to tell the true story of a girl who passed him food through the barbed-wire fence at the Schlieben sub-camp of the Buchenwald concentration camp in World War II . The book was planned to be published in 2009 by Berkely Books, but was cancelled after it turned out that many elements of his memoir were fabricated and some were contrary to verifiable historical facts.