Just finished his book Die Welt von Gestern and now I'm hooked; what are his other best works which Anons recommend?World of Yesterday genuinely moved me ngl. The parts about how confusing and disorienting being persecuted in the modern world without the solidarity of community and religion really struck me, along with his description of the last Habsburg Kaiser leaving Austria.>also that anecdote about some Viennese bourgeois dads sometimes hiring hot maids to teach their sons how to have sex
>>25598294Reddit: the writer
>>25598297damn reddit has good taste
>>25598294>The Royal Game: A Chess Story You are welcome
>>25598294It definitely takes the narcissism of the jew to include that anecdote but also unironically go all woe is me and not understand why countless millions of varying backgrounds and convictions in the interwar period did not think that things should go on as they did before.
>>25598392Did you actually read the book or did you just get your pavlovian reflex triggered by the word "Jew" in his Wikipedia bio?He quite literally does understand and discuss why Germans reacted the way they did, he describes the hyperinflation period as a terrible time and denounces the "decay of morals" and disorder in the Weimar Republic. I think it's quite understandable that one would react with a "woe is me" attitude when dealing with a murderous government is denying his 84 year old sick mother the right to sit on a public bench.
>>25598422You're american, aren't you? Do you think anyone who has ever heard his name does not know that he's jewish and would have to learn about that from a wikipedia article?
>>25598434German Australian, mate. Passports and all. I'll ask again, did you actually read the book?
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>>25598294Germans all look the same.
