Title: Outcast
First published: 1989
Description: As a 10-year-old in 1933, the author was for the first time made aware of being a Jew. Brought up by secular, socialistic parents in middle-class Berlin, she had her identity thrust upon her with savage suddenness when life became dangerous for her family. She describes the subterfuges and schemes, and escape by her father to England, that kept her and her mother alive in Nazi Germany and later, during the Russian invasion.
Subjects: Jews, Persecutions, Ethnic relations, Childhood and youth, Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945), Personal narratives
Places: Germany, Berlin, Berlin (Germany)
People: Inge Deutschkron
LC classification: DS135.G4 B4213 1989