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#1 My family was a large, complex one that often caused confusion in my young mind. We were not exceptional, but we were representative of many other Jews who lived in Berlin during the Weimar era.
#2 My father, Ernst Julius Angress, was a Jew from Berlin. He was a salaried employee of a private bank in Berlin. He had begun working there at the turn of the century and by the end of World War I had become the Prokurist, or owners’ representative. In 1932 he took over the bank.
#3 My family was not exceptional, but representative of many other Jews who lived in Berlin during the Weimar era. I detested Sunday clothes, and I was horribly bored on Sunday walks.
#4 My family was not exceptional, but representative of many other Jews who lived in Berlin during the Weimar era. I was not particularly fond of Sunday clothes, and I was horribly bored on Sunday walks.

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Date de parution 08 octobre 2022
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EAN13 9798350032277
Langue English
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Insights on Werner T. Angress's Witness to the Storm
Contents Insights from Chapter 1 Insights from Chapter 2 Insights from Chapter 3 Insights from Chapter 4 Insights from Chapter 5 Insights from Chapter 6 Insights from Chapter 7 Insights from Chapter 8
Insights from Chapter 1



#1

My family was a large, complex one that often caused confusion in my young mind. We were not exceptional, but we were representative of many other Jews who lived in Berlin during the Weimar era.

#2

My father, Ernst Julius Angress, was a Jew from Berlin. He was a salaried employee of a private bank in Berlin. He had begun working there at the turn of the century and by the end of World War I had become the Prokurist, or owners’ representative. In 1932 he took over the bank.

#3

My family was not exceptional, but representative of many other Jews who lived in Berlin during the Weimar era. I detested Sunday clothes, and I was horribly bored on Sunday walks.

#4

My family was not exceptional, but representative of many other Jews who lived in Berlin during the Weimar era. I was not particularly fond of Sunday clothes, and I was horribly bored on Sunday walks.

#5

My family was not exceptional, but representative of many other Jews who lived in Berlin during the Weimar era. I was not particularly fond of Sunday clothes, and I was horribly bored on Sunday walks.

#6

Henny was a happy-go-lucky person, but she was also extremely fussy about her appearance and well-dressed. She would spend hours trying on clothes at the local department store, KaDeWe, and she would buy expensive, uncomfortable clothes for me.

#7

My family was not exceptional, but representative of many other Jews who lived in Berlin during the Weimar era. I was not particularly fond of Sunday clothes, and I was horribly bored on Sunday walks.

#8

My mother was a strict disciplinarian, and I was extremely fussy about my appearance and well-dressed. I would spend hours trying on clothes at the local department store, KaDeWe, and I would buy expensive, uncomfortable clothes for myself.

#9

My family was not exceptional, but representative of many other Jews who lived in Berlin during the Weimar era. I was not particularly fond of Sunday clothes, and I was horribly bored on Sunday walks.

#10

Julius was the second of six children, three boys and three girls. He became a businessman in Paris in 1866, and in 1870 he declared himself the father of three illegitimate sons.

#11

My family was not exceptional, but representative of many other Jews who lived in Berlin during the Weimar era. I was not particularly fond of Sunday clothes, and I was horribly bored on Sunday walks.

#12

I was never particularly close to my grandfather, but I still owe him a lot. He was a strict disciplinarian, and I was extremely fussy about my appearance and well-dressed.

#13

My family was not exceptional, but representative of many other Jews who lived in Berlin during the Weimar era. I was not particularly fond of Sunday clothes, and I was horribly bored on Sunday walks.

#14

I was never particularly close to my grandfather, but I still owe him a lot. He was a strict disciplinarian, and I was extremely fussy about my appearance and well-dressed.

#15

Grosspapa’s sister-in-law, Tante Emma Ehrlich, was his exact opposite. They did not like each other.

#16

My family was not exceptional, but representative of many other Jews who lived in Berlin during the Weimar era. I was not particularly fond of Sunday clothes, and I was horribly bored on Sunday walks.

#17

Grosspapa was a strict disciplinarian, and I was extremely fussy about my appearance and well-dressed. Tante Rosa became for my mother a kind of big sister.

#18

My family was not exceptional, but representative of many other Jews who lived in Berlin during the Weimar era. I was not particularly fond of Sunday clothes, and I was horribly bored on Sunday walks.

#19

My family was not exceptional, but representative of many other Jews who lived in Berlin during the Weimar era. I was not particularly fond of Sunday clothes, and I was horribly bored on Sunday walks. I was never particularly close to my grandfather, but I still owe him a lot.

#20

I was not particularly fond of Sunday clothes, and I was horribly bored on Sunday walks. I was not exceptional, but representative of many other Jews who lived in Berlin during the Weimar era. I was not particularly close to my grandfather, but I still owe him a lot.

#21

My family was not exceptional, but representative of many other Jews who lived in Berlin during the Weimar era. I was not particularly fond of Sunday clothes, and I was horribly bored on Sunday walks. I was never particularly close to my grandfather, but I still owe him a lot.

#22

My family was not exceptional, but representative of many other Jews who lived in Berlin during the Weimar era. I was not particularly fond of Sunday clothes, and I was horribly bored on Sunday walks.

#23

I was not particularly fond of Sunday clothes, and I was horribly bored on Sunday walks. I was never particularly close to my grandfather, but I still owe him a lot.

#24

I was not particularly fond of Sunday clothes, and I was horribly bored on Sunday walks. I was not exceptional, but representative of many other Jews who lived in Berlin during the Weimar era. I was not particularly close to my grandfather, but I still owe him a lot.

#25

I was not particularly fond of Sunday clothes, and I was horribly bored on Sunday walks. I was not exceptional, but representative of many other Jews who lived in Berlin during the Weimar era. I was not particularly close to my grandfather, but I still owe him a lot.
Insights from Chapter 2



#1

I was not particularly fond of Sunday clothes, and I was horribly bored on Sunday walks. I was not exceptional, but representative of many other Jews who lived in Berlin during the Weimar era.

#2

I was not particularly fond of Sunday clothes, and I was horribly bored on Sunday walks. I was not exceptional, but representative of many other Jews who lived in Berlin during the Weimar era.

#3

I was not particularly fond of Sunday clothes, and I was horribly bored on Sunday walks. I was not exceptional, but representative of many other Jews who lived in Berlin during the Weimar era.

#4

I was not particularly fond of Sunday clothes and was horribly bored on Sunday walks. I was not exceptional, but representative of many other Jews who lived in Berlin during the Weimar era.

#5

I was not particularly fond of Sunday clothes, and I was horribly bored on Sunday walks. I was not exceptional, but representative of many other Jews who lived in Berlin during the Weimar era.

#6

I was not particularly fond of Sunday clothes, and I was horribly bored on Sunday walks. I was not exceptional, but representative of many other Jews who lived in Berlin during the Weimar era.

#7

I was not particularly fond of Sunday clothes, and I was horribly bored on Sunday walks. I was not exceptional, but representative of many other Jews who lived in Berlin during the Weimar era.

#8

My parents, due to the Great Depression, moved us four times in sixteen years, and never dropped the piano as they carried it up and down the stairs.

#9

I was not particularly fond of Sunday clothes and was horribly bored on Sunday walks. I was not exceptional, but representative of many other Jews who lived in Berlin during the Weimar era.

#10

I was not particularly fond of Sunday clothes, and I was horribly bored on Sunday walks. I was not exceptional, but representative of many other Jews who lived in Berlin during the Weimar era.

#11

I was not particularly fond of Sunday clothes, and I was horribly bored on Sunday walks. I was not exceptional, but representative of many other Jews who lived in Berlin during the Weimar era.

#12

I was not particularly fond of Sunday clothes, and I was horribly bored on Sunday walks. I was not exceptional, but representative of many other Jews who lived in Berlin during the Weimar era.

#13

I was not particularly fond of Sunday clothes and was horribly bored on Sunday walks. I was not exceptional, but representative of many other Jews who lived in Berlin during the Weimar era.

#14

My friend Lorenz was not particularly fond of Sunday clothes, and he was horribly bored on Sunday walks. He was not exceptional, but representative of many other Jews who lived in Berlin during the Weimar era.

#15

I was not particularly fond of Sunday clothes, and I was horribly bored on Sunday walks. I was not exceptional, but representative of many other Jews who lived in Berlin during the Weimar era.

#16

I was not particularly fond of Sunday clothes, and I was horribly bored on Sunday walks. I was not exceptional, but representative of many other Jews who lived in Berlin during the Weimar era.

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