“A meticulous evocation of an unknown Austria, Anna Goldenberg’s affecting family memoir brings to life the story of Viennese Jews who decided not to flee their homes after the Anschluss. This salutary tribute forces us to reflect on what it means to try and live a ‘normal life’ in the throes of a political nightmare.”
George Prochnik, author of The Impossible Exile and Stranger in a Strange Land