Most studies of exiles and emigres from Nazi Germany have concerned
the lives of outstanding scientists and scholars in various fields.
This book is based on in-depth interviews with 34 men and women who
had to flee from Germany and came to Britain between 1933 and 1940,
focusing on "ordinary" people. Special attention is given to the
social, educational and cultural backgrounds of the exiles, all of
which were to play a crucial role in their new lives. Attention is
also given to the historical and personal circumstances of their
enforced departure, including family members who voluntarily or for
other reasons stayed behind, often to perish ultimately in the
Holocaust.
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