In her well-documented study, Irmtraud Ubbens focuses on the life
and work of Moritz Goldstein, a writer and journalist, whose
emigration from National-Socialist Germany took him first to Italy
and England and, finally, to the USA. Based on her differentiated
sources and using Goldstein's correspondence as a backdrop, she
provides a vivid account of the A(c)migrA(c) writer's inner
conflict, caused by the gradual loss of his mother tongue, his most
important tool. The Appendix presents texts written by Goldstein
after 1933.
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