Space and Time under Persecution

Focusing on the experiences of German Jews during the Nazi Era, this book examines how they navigated the profound transformations of their lives by reinterpreting space and time. It delves into their strategies for coping with social exclusion, economic decline, and displacement, highlighting their efforts to redefine public spaces and concepts of home. Additionally, the work discusses their adaptations to the calendar and the psychological impacts of waiting, showcasing their resilience and ongoing connection to German bourgeois life amidst persecution.