Ausländer one family's story of escape and exile

"A memoir of painful recollection and an insightful examination of contemporary America. In this poignant and unflinching memoir, Michael Moritz, one of his generation's best-known venture investors, puts himself and the history of his family under the microscope. Exploring their journey through doc...

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Main Author: Moritz, Michael (Author)
Format: Books Print Book
Language:English
Published: New York, N.Y. : Pegasus Books, 2026.
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505 0 |a Simplified Moritz family tree -- Expiration date -- It can happen -- The empty piazza -- The secret Jew -- Ludwig, as in Alfred -- Below the surface -- Jones the Jew -- Labor omnia vincit -- You want it darker -- Counting swastikas -- Lives in photographs -- Non-Aryan members -- Intellectual debris -- The swimming bath -- A postcard from Dachau -- The wretched refuse -- The lost generation -- A leg of goat -- The municipal slaughterhouse -- A ninety-minute meeting -- No sitting on trams -- A crime without a name -- Any Jews here? -- Enemy aliens -- There is no more joy -- Pass freely -- Do not make yourself conspicuous -- The best German-English -- Passover reunion -- The sins of the past -- Ausländer. 
520 |a "A memoir of painful recollection and an insightful examination of contemporary America. In this poignant and unflinching memoir, Michael Moritz, one of his generation's best-known venture investors, puts himself and the history of his family under the microscope. Exploring their journey through documents inherited on the death of his mother takes him into a past of tragedy, inherited grief and the long shadows cast on Jewish life by World War II. By setting this journey against the convulsive context of Trump's America, its hatred, intolerance and ignorance, he creates a memoir that feels immediately relevant. That, as the narrator asserts, if it can happen somewhere, it can happen here. At turns both poetic and interrogative, Ausländer is a memoir of painful recollection and an insightful examination of contemporary America"--Publisher's description. 
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