What I Saw: Reports from Berlin 1920-1933, (Paperback)

from dougwood57

Joseph Roth is best-known today as the author of the The Radetzky March (Works of Joseph Roth), but his day job was as a journalist. This book is a collection of columns he wrote as he observed daily life in Berlin. (The correct term for them is "feuilleton"). The titles of the book's parts give ...

from dougwood57

Joseph Roth is best-known today as the author of the The Radetzky March (Works of Joseph Roth), but his day job was as a journalist. This book is a collection of columns he wrote as he observed daily life in Berlin. (The correct term for them is "feuilleton"). The titles of the book's parts give ...

from pamelad

A collection of Roth's journalism, published in Berlin in the twenties. The last article, written in Paris in 1933, tells the world of the fate of Jewish writers in Nazi Germany. Roth gathers impressions as he wanders the streets of Berlin, in and out of cafes, and nightclubs, the Riechstag and a...

from pamelad

A collection of Roth's journalism, published in Berlin in the twenties. The last article, written in Paris in 1933, tells the world of the fate of Jewish writers in Nazi Germany. Roth gathers impressions as he wanders the streets of Berlin, in and out of cafes, and nightclubs, the Riechstag and a...