The city without JewsFront matterSalomea Neumark Brainin translationChapter navigation32 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterTHE CITY WITHOUT JEWSINTRODUCTIONChapter I · THE ANTI-JEWISH LAWChapter II · HERR SCHNEUZEL AND HIS SON-IN-LAWChapter III · AT CLOSING TIMEChapter IV · A SHOTChapter V · GIRLS AMONG THEMSELVESChapter VI · DR. SCHWERTFEGERChapter VII · A MIDDLE-CLASS VIENNESE HOMEChapter VIII · “MY DEAR CHRISTIANS!”Chapter I · LOTTE SPINEDER TO LEO STRAKOSCH, 22 RUE FOCH, PARISChapter II · ROUGH WOOLENS—THE LATEST STYLEChapter III · THE OLD-TIMERChapter IV · “SOMETHING HE CANNOT FINISH”Chapter V · HENRY DUFRESNEChapter VI · THE END OF THE TENANTS’ PROTECTIVE LAWChapter VII · ZWICKERL GOES INTO BANKRUPTCYChapter VIII · THE SWEET, GAY YOUNG THINGSChapter IX · THE END OF THE HAKENKREUZLERChapter X · CHEAP SUMMER-RESORTSChapter XI · A STORMY DEBATEChapter XII · THE LEAGUE OF TRUE CHRISTIANSChapter XIII · A MELANCHOLY CHRISTMASChapter XIV · AN INFLAMMATORY SPEECHChapter XV · HERR LABERL TURNSChapter XVI · “DOWN WITH THE GOVERNMENT!”Chapter XVII · PREPARATIONSChapter XVIII · THE ELECTIONChapter XIX · A DISASTROUS DRINKChapter XX · THE REPEAL OF THE ANTI-JEWISH LAWChapter XXI · “MY BELOVED JEW!”Beginning of this editionNext chapter →THE CITY WITHOUT JEWSAll chapters and sections (32)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsTHE CITY WITHOUT JEWSINTRODUCTIONPart 1 · Chapters12345678Part 2 · Chapters123456789101112131415161718192021title pageTHE CITY WITHOUT JEWS →
