SM’s parents were German Jewish refugees; he was raised a Catholic and forbidden to identify as Jewish or German or British. His maternal aunts concealed their origins too and had very different trajectories. This is the remarkable tale of the author’s quest to discover his smothered inheritance.
How to Be a Refugee: One Family’s Story of Exile and Belonging
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Edition:Hardback978152904281821/01/2021
Categories: 01. Books for the New Year 2021: Biography & Memoir, Biography, Letters & Diaries, Books for the New Year 2021
Tags: Autobiography: religious and spiritual, c 1938 to c 1946 (World War Two period), Family History, Germany, Jewish History, Memoirs, Relating to Jewish people and groups, Second World War, The Holocaust, WW2
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