
There Goes a Mensch: A Memoir
Alexander GranachThere Goes a Mensch: A Memoir
January 1, 1945402 pages
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Alexander Granach was an influential Jewish actor during Germany's Weimar period who had immigrated from Eastern Europe to Berlin and took the theater world by storm. "There Goes a Mensch" is his early life memoir, from his beginnings in Austro-Hungarian Galicia, to his wartime experience, to his ascent onto the stages of Munich and Berlin.
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