Sublime

He has a kind, round face and the relaxed, easygoing manner of someone who’s spent most of his life in California.

and his own brother Alfred, Lehmann believed that there was no future for Jews in Germany, and that Western Jewry must renew itself by reconnecting with the masses of Eastern Jewry, with their traditions and rituals.

Peter Jacobsen, whose 1880 novel, Niels Lyhne,

he recruited and paid at least one new minor to appear after he'd flipped for Eichenwald.

Theresienstadt-manufactured