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"""This unique and comprehensive collection of essays considers the Nazi destruction of Jewish life in Berlin between 1938 and 1945. Each facet in that process of destruction is described in meticulous detail, mainly by the victims themselves, and effectively conveyed by the volume's contributing authors in concise essays. There is nothing comparable in English that so thoroughly dissects the tragic consequences of the Nazi destruction of a Jewish community that had originally constituted about one-third of the entire Jewish population in pre-Nazi Germany."" - Francis R. Nicosia, University of Vermont"""

This unique and comprehensive collection of essays considers the Nazi destruction of Jewish life in Berlin between 1938 and 1945. Each facet in that process of destruction is described in meticulous detail, mainly by the victims themselves, and effectively conveyed by the volume's contributing authors in concise essays. There is nothing comparable in English that so thoroughly dissects the tragic consequences of the Nazi destruction of a Jewish community that had originally constituted about one-third of the entire Jewish population in pre-Nazi Germany. - Francis R. Nicosia, University of Vermont

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Beate Meyer is a researcher at the Institute for the History of German Jews in Hamburg. Hermann Simon is director of the New Synagogue Berlin - Centrum Judaicum Foundation. Chana Schutz is a research associate at and vice director of the New Synagogue Berlin - Centrum Judaicum Foundation.

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