Israel on the Moon

The world of 1953 seen by a Berlin Rabbi in 1933: "Blitztrains" go full speed underneath the pavements of Berlin, but there are barely any Jews left in the German capital. Mica and Victor, a young love couple from America, are looking for a safe place to live their Jewish identity. They choose to go to the Moon. When Adolf Hitler and his Nazi Party came into power, Rabbi Martin Salomonski (1881-1944) wrote this utopian novel about the "Jewish Question" as a sequel story for a German Jewish newspaper."Rabbi Martin Salomonski's novel is as adventurous as it is daring."(JÜDISCHE ALLGEMEINE, GERMANY)

Maße: 19.0 x12.5 x1.1 cm