Isbn: 9783835359956 - alfred landecker: a german-jewish life 1884-1942 (16 resultados)

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Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware -Alfred Landecker's life illustrates the fate of the vast majority of Jewish people in 20th century Germany at the time.From rural eastern Prussia to an industrial city in Germany's southeast: shortly before the start of the First World War, Alfred Landecker decided to make a considerable leap. Raised in a large Jewish family in the town of Nordenburg, as a young man Alfred left the area for Mannheim. After years on the Western Front, he worked as a business representative in a machine factory, became acquainted with his future Catholic wife Maria Geßner, and started a family. In 1928, Maria died. Subsequent Nazi persecution from 1933 would place Alfred and his three children - designated »half Jews« through the Nuremberg Laws - in a hopeless situation. In 1942, Landecker was deported »to the east« and murdered. »Times change, and with the times, people change as well« he had written four years earlier in a letter to his daughter. This biography describes how »changed times« intruded into Alfred Landecker's life and destroyed it. 216 pp. Englisch.…

Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware -Alfred Landecker's life illustrates the fate of the vast majority of Jewish people in 20th century Germany at the time.From rural eastern Prussia to an industrial city in Germany's southeast: shortly before the start of the First World War, Alfred Landecker decided to make a considerable leap. Raised in a large Jewish family in the town of Nordenburg, as a young man Alfred left the area for Mannheim. After years on the Western Front, he worked as a business representative in a machine factory, became acquainted with his future Catholic wife Maria Geßner, and started a family. In 1928, Maria died. Subsequent Nazi persecution from 1933 would place Alfred and his three children - designated »half Jews« through the Nuremberg Laws - in a hopeless situation. In 1942, Landecker was deported »to the east« and murdered. »Times change, and with the times, people change as well« he had written four years earlier in a letter to his daughter. This biography describes how »changed times« intruded into Alfred Landecker's life and destroyed it. 216 pp. Englisch.…

Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware -Alfred Landecker's life illustrates the fate of the vast majority of Jewish people in 20th century Germany at the time.From rural eastern Prussia to an industrial city in Germany's southeast: shortly before the start of the First World War, Alfred Landecker decided to make a considerable leap. Raised in a large Jewish family in the town of Nordenburg, as a young man Alfred left the area for Mannheim. After years on the Western Front, he worked as a business representative in a machine factory, became acquainted with his future Catholic wife Maria Geßner, and started a family. In 1928, Maria died. Subsequent Nazi persecution from 1933 would place Alfred and his three children - designated 'half Jews' through the Nuremberg Laws - in a hopeless situation. In 1942, Landecker was deported 'to the east' and murdered. 'Times change, and with the times, people change as well' he had written four years earlier in a letter to his daughter. This biography describes how 'changed times' intruded into Alfred Landecker's life and destroyed it.…

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Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware -Alfred Landecker's life illustrates the fate of the vast majority of Jewish people in 20th century Germany at the time.From rural eastern Prussia to an industrial city in Germany's southeast: shortly before the start of the First World War, Alfred Landecker decided to make a considerable leap. Raised in a large Jewish family in the town of Nordenburg, as a young man Alfred left the area for Mannheim. After years on the Western Front, he worked as a business representative in a machine factory, became acquainted with his future Catholic wife Maria Geßner, and started a family. In 1928, Maria died. Subsequent Nazi persecution from 1933 would place Alfred and his three children - designated 'half Jews' through the Nuremberg Laws - in a hopeless situation. In 1942, Landecker was deported 'to the east' and murdered. 'Times change, and with the times, people change as well' he had written four years earlier in a letter to his daughter. This biography describes how 'changed times' intruded into Alfred Landecker's life and destroyed it.Wallstein Verlag GmbH, Geiststraße 11, 37073 Göttingen 216 pp. Englisch.…

Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Alfred Landecker's life illustrates the fate of the vast majority of Jewish people in 20th century Germany at the time.From rural eastern Prussia to an industrial city in Germany's southeast: shortly before the start of the First World War, Alfred Landecker decided to make a considerable leap. Raised in a large Jewish family in the town of Nordenburg, as a young man Alfred left the area for Mannheim. After years on the Western Front, he worked as a business representative in a machine factory, became acquainted with his future Catholic wife Maria Geßner, and started a family. In 1928, Maria died. Subsequent Nazi persecution from 1933 would place Alfred and his three children - designated »half Jews« through the Nuremberg Laws - in a hopeless situation. In 1942, Landecker was deported »to the east« and murdered. »Times change, and with the times, people change as well« he had written four years earlier in a letter to his daughter. This biography describes how »changed times« intruded into Alfred Landecker's life and destroyed it.…

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Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware -Alfred Landecker's life illustrates the fate of the vast majority of Jewish people in 20th century Germany at the time.From rural eastern Prussia to an industrial city in Germany's southeast: shortly before the start of the First World War, Alfred Landecker decided to make a considerable leap. Raised in a large Jewish family in the town of Nordenburg, as a young man Alfred left the area for Mannheim. After years on the Western Front, he worked as a business representative in a machine factory, became acquainted with his future Catholic wife Maria Geßner, and started a family. In 1928, Maria died. Subsequent Nazi persecution from 1933 would place Alfred and his three children - designated 'half Jews' through the Nuremberg Laws - in a hopeless situation. In 1942, Landecker was deported 'to the east' and murdered. 'Times change, and with the times, people change as well' he had written four years earlier in a letter to his daughter. This biography describes how 'changed times' intruded into Alfred Landecker's life and destroyed it. 216 pp. Englisch.…