The Invisible Wall

Exploring the experiences of German Jews over three centuries, the narrative highlights their struggles against deep-seated prejudice from the birth of Christianity to the brink of the Holocaust. Through the stories of remarkable individuals, the author provides a profound insight into the challenges faced by these communities in their attempts to integrate into German society. This sweeping historical account addresses significant themes of identity, belonging, and the persistence of discrimination, offering a compelling perspective on a complex and painful chapter in history.