Wayward Threads

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Focusing on Robert Goldmann's formative years, the narrative captures his life in a small German village, the rise of Nazism in Frankfurt, and his forced emigration to the United States in 1939. It details his diverse career, including work with the Voice of America and interactions with McCarthyism, alongside his leadership role at the Anti-Defamation League's European bureau. Goldmann's reflections on his later encounters with Germany enrich the memoir, making it a compelling account that uniquely blends Holocaust experiences with an American perspective.