Summary of Werner T. Angress's Witness to the Storm

Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Sample Book Insights: #1 My family was a large, complex one that often caused confusion in my young mind. We were not exceptional, but we were representative of many other Jews who lived in Berlin during the Weimar era. #2 My father, Ernst Julius Angress, was a Jew from Berlin. He was a salaried employee of a private bank in Berlin. He had begun working there at the turn of the century and by the end of World War I had become the Prokurist, or owners’ representative. In 1932 he took over the bank. #3 My family was not exceptional, but representative of many other Jews who lived in Berlin during the Weimar era. I detested Sunday clothes, and I was horribly bored on Sunday walks. #4 My family was not exceptional, but representative of many other Jews who lived in Berlin during the Weimar era. I was not particularly fond of Sunday clothes, and I was horribly bored on Sunday walks.