This anthology of autobiographical essays, in English and German, is written by academics and writers of German-Jewish background and presents a spectrum of emigration experiences from the Nazi empire of Greater Germany. When the authors succeeded in fleeing their homelands, they could take little money, they had few prospects, and they left behind families, friends, their native language, and ways of life. They were forced to enter into a world in which survival depended on the assistance of others as much as on their own ability to adjust to changes. Beyond their intrinsic interest as lived history, these retrospectives also point to experiences and problems that have been and will be shared by refugees from other times and other places.
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The Editor: Lauren Levine Enzie received her M.A. in German from the University of Pittsburgh. She is a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Germanic Languages and Literatures at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, where she was Coordinator of the Undergraduate German Language Program until completing her comprehensive examinations. Her conference presentations include topics on German/Jewish literature and film and the Holocaust. She has taught German language and translation and is currently teaching Hebrew language and Holocaust studies while writing her dissertation on Jewish women’s autobiographical writings of the Holocaust.
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Condition: Wie Neu. Zustandsbeschreibung: Mängelexemplar/near mint. Survivors of the Nazi Persecution Remember the Emigration Experience. Edited by Lauren Levine Enzie. This anthology of 13 autobiographical essays, 11 in English and two in German, is written by academics and writers of German-Jewish background and presents a spectrum of emigration experiences from the Nazi empire of Greater Germany. When the authors succeeded in fleeing their homelands, they could take little money, they had few prospects, and they left behind families, friends, their native language, and ways of life. They were forced to enter into a world in which survival depended on the assistance of others as much as on their own ability to adjust to changes. Beyond their intrinsic interest as lived history, these retrospectives also point to experiences and problems that have been and will be shared by refugees from other times and other places. XVII,219 Seiten, gebunden (Literature and the Sciences of Man; Vol. 22/Peter Lang Verlag 2001). Statt EUR 62,95. Gewicht: 460 g - Gebunden/Gebundene Ausgabe. Seller Inventory # 34332
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