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| Home | Browse | Search | Contemporary History | | Stock Code: 39278 |
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Hitler's Loss | ||||
| What Britain and America Gained from Europe's Cultural Exiles | Contemporary History |
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| Tom Ambrose | |||||
| Peter Owen 2001 232 pages | |||||
| Hardback 0720611075 |
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| Published Price £17.95 | Our Price £6.99 | ||||
| The ruthless Nazi onslaught on Jews stripped Germany of its intellectual and artistic life, with thousands of refugees bringing their talents to Britain and America, often helped by the little-known Varian Fry, who personally rescued hundreds from under the noses of the Gestapo. This book tells their stories and assesses the legacy of some of the most famous - including scientists Einstein and Krebs, art scholars Pevsner and Gombrich, musicians Walter and Schoenberg, and authors Brecht and Mann. | |||||
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