The Kissengers of Firth

Lewis kissenger was born into a jewish family in firth, germany. His parents and older generation could not protect their young from the hatred around them. Lewis lost his job teaching once the notes came to power. He watched his father collapse into what biographer thomas allan schwartz describes as state of immobility and psychological depression. After the passage of the nuremberg laws he and his mother began to look for a way to leave Germany. A cousin in the united states was willing to provide the financial support that would allow the kissengers to emigrate in august and 19 38. Only three months later, during cristal nact, the