How a Refugee Escaped the Nazis to Become the Father of Video Games
It’s perhaps fitting that the man recognized as the father of the video game, that quintessential American invention, was a refugee from Hitler’s Germany, whose personal story converged with America’s at a critical time in the nation’s history.
Collector’s Weekly looks at Ralph Baer and his story of perseverance, scrappiness, risk-taking, resourcefulness, and self-confidence.
