Invisible Walls : A German Family Under the Nuremberg Laws: And to Remember Is to Heal : Encounters Between Victims of the Nuremberg Laws (Jewish Lives Series) - Softcover
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The author, daughter of a Jewish father and a non-Jewish mother, describes her family's experiences under Hitler's infamous Nuremberg laws, and includes a collection of vignettes that resulted from the publication of her first book.
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Ingeborg Hecht is the author of many works of German history and is a regular contributor to the German press and radio.
John Brownjohn was awarded the 1998 Helen and Kurt Wolff Translation Prize.
John Brownjohn was awarded the 1998 Helen and Kurt Wolff Translation Prize.
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