Description:
Tells the story, through analysis and oral history, of a nearly forgotten minority under Hitler's regime
Review Quotes:
". . . highly recommended to those interested in the theory and practice of oral history, memory, and identity formation. Although it is not always an easy read, it is a highly stimulating and challenging volume which makes a considerable contribution to the study of Afro-German history. The postscript, in which Campt reflects on the diaspora paradigm in the light of her experience as an African-American woman studying and interviewing Afro-Germans in Germany, deserves special mention in this context."
-- "Bulletin of the German Historical Institute"