With the author accompanied by the writers Marti Dominguez i Alfonso Cervera.
Akiva Bacharach and Franzisca Kleinhaus fled their homeland, Germany, in November of 1935. Since the arrival of Nazism to power, for Jews like them the only hope was exile. With his son, Wolfgang Jacob, and his daughter, Stefanie Johanna, they left their world behind: the house and all the family legacy, the friendships, the heritage. After paying the abusive taxes decreed against the Jews, the family was able to cross the borders and settle in Valencia, where Hugo was waiting for them, Akiva's brother. Just a few months later, when the Francoist coup against the Second Republic was looming on the horizon, in his new home in Valencia, Akiva, Franziska, Wolfgang and Stefanie suffered a gruesome end.
This book by Vicent Garcia Devís is the reconstruction of the family's unfortunate trajectory and, at the same time, a review of European anti-Semitism since the Middle Ages, that with the arrival of Nazism to power in Germany wrote one of the most aberrant pages in the history of Humanity.
