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Fifty years after the war's end, 20 current Jewish residents of the Federal Republic of Germany talk about aspects of Jewish life in the country of the Holocaust. Some write about their own lives, while others describe situations and institutions such as religious life, Yiddish culture, and immigration. Chapters include: Auschwitz and life: why I have remained in Germany; "Oh you're Jewish? That's okay"; through Russian eyes; mixed marriages: cause for concern?; and thanks for the memories: reflections on Holocaust museums. The publisher's address is 551 North Kimberly Dr., Carol Stream, IL 60188-1881.

Fifty years after the war's end, 20 current Jewish residents of the Federal Republic of Germany talk about aspects of Jewish life in the country of the Holocaust. Some write about their own lives, while others describe situations and institutions such as religious life, Yiddish culture, and immigration. Chapters include: Auschwitz and life: why I have remained in Germany; "Oh you're Jewish? That's okay"; through Russian eyes; mixed marriages: cause for concern?; and thanks for the memories: reflections on Holocaust museums. The publisher's address is 551 North Kimberly Dr., Carol Stream, IL 60188-1881.