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Into The Cuckoo's Nest,
Repudiating Irving,
Enigmatic Josephus

ELIZABETH APPLEBAUM ASSOCIATE EDITOR

M

ark Laxer was 17
when he "took a ride"
with a man who la-
beled himself the last
incarnation of a Hindu deity.
The "incarnation" was born
Frederick Lenz, though today
he goes by the name Rama.
Take Me For A Ride: Com-
ing Of Age In A Destructive
Cult (Outer Rim Press, College
Park, MD) is the only book
about the cult leader, also
known as the "Yuppie Guru"
and the "Software Svengali."
Mr. Laxer was one of Rama's
followers and one of thousands
of Jews worldwide who each
year join a cult. Take Me For A
Ride describes his life in the
Yuppie Guru's inner circle
(where Dr. Lenz uses fear, sleep
deprivation and LSD), then his
journey out of the cult and into
freedom.
Mr. Laxer is a California na-
tive who for two years lived in
the same La Jolla, Calif., home
with Rama, his former medita-
tion teacher. In his epilogue to
Take Me For A Ride, he advis-
es: "Fly east. Fly west. But don't
fly into the cuckoo's nest."
Dr. Lenz teaches disciples
to pursue jobs in computers,
then reaps the benefits, pull-
ing in more than $10 million
each year. A resume, he
wrote, should be thought of as
"a mandala that reflects your
new self."

T

heir office is small, but
their dreams are big.
Based in British Co-
lumbia, Canada, and Port
Angeles, Wash., Ben-Simon
Publications was established in
1983 by Beverly Tansey and H.
David Kirk. The duo recently
released three new books.
The Truth About Marvin
Kalish by Martin Samuel Co-
hen tells the story of four char-
acters united by a mystery:
Marvin Kalish, an up-and-com-
ing comedian; the lovely secre-
tary Bunny Falk; Holocaust
survivor Zelig Kropf; and the
rascal Yudel Wolfzahn. Set in
present-day New York City, in
Italy and 1940 Germany, Mar-
vin Kalish is the first novel by
Martin Cohen, a rabbi who
holds a Ph.D. in the history of
ancient Judaism.
David Irving's Hitler: A
Faulty History Dissected

comprises two essays by Eber-
hard Jackel refuting the sym-
pathetic biography of Hitler,
Hitler's War, by British Holo-
caust denier David Irving. With
careful documentation Dr. Jack-
el, professor of recent history

David Irving, Holocaust denier.

and director of the Institute of
History at the University of
Stuttgart, addresses Mr. Irv-
ing's claims that Hitler did not
order the genocide of the Jews.
Now You Are Sara by
French journalist Caroline
Alexander is the story of a
woman who returns to the city
of her birth from which, at age
3, she was forced to flee when
the Nazis came to power.Sara
also contains a bittersweet in-
troduction by publisher H.
David Kirk, which includes his
recollection of preparing to vis-
it the German city where he
had been born:
I thought back to many of my
classmates at the gymnasium
and to our neighbors in town.
With the Nazi wind blowing
hard in everyone's face, many
had distanced themselves from
us, first imperceptibly and then
openly, without shame.
But I also remembered how,
just as I was getting ready to
leave for school in England, one
of the boys in my class whom I
had known only by sight and
name, the red-haired Herbert
Stienecke, had come to our
house to say goodbye. That
small but not unimportant ges-
ture had become an anchor for