The City Without Jews

"The City Without Jews: Life and Death in Nazi Vienna" explores the tragic history of Jewish Vienna during seven years of Nazi rule, drawing on a wealth of previously untouched sources. Through the personal letters and diaries of Mignon Langnas, a Jewish nurse who endured the entire period, the book offers a vivid and intimate perspective on this tumultuous era. Combining powerful storytelling with historical depth, it serves as both a gripping account and a poignant reminder of the enduring legacy of loss and resilience.