Publication

2004-04-01 - Basic Books

Language

English

Word Count

78,000 words, Guess

Page Count

312 pages

Identifiers

  • ISBN-100465038093
  • ISBN-139780465038091
  • Goodreads276060
  • LibraryThing3607050
  • Better World Books9780465038091
and 1 more

Classifications

  • DDC940.53/18/0922

Description

Draws on letters and personal documents to recount the story of the Schohls, a Jewish-German family who despite wealth, education, and connections were unable to escape Germany during the second World War.

First Sentence

and he would later insist that his children learn to play the piano. Like many German Jews, He became a great admire of Richard Wagner, not letting that compose's notorious anti-Semitism get in the way of his enjoyment of Die Meistersinger and Lohengrin.

Excerpt

and he would later insist that his children learn to play the piano. Like many German Jews, He became a great admire of Richard Wagner, not letting that compose's notorious anti-Semitism get in the way of his enjoyment of Die Meistersinger and Lohengrin.

Subjects

Places

GermanyFlörsheimFlorsheim (Germany)Flörsheim (Germany)

People

Schohl familyMax Schohl (1884-1943)

Other Editions

  • And the World Closed Its DoorsBasic Books2004-04-01

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