Paperback edition of this title that created a large amount of publicity when first published in hardback, especially in Germany where it has already sold over 100,000 copies. Between 1933 and the end of the war Victor Klemperer kept a diary. It describes his life in Dresden throughout the Nazi occupation where, married to a gentile, he escaped the camps and killings. "This extraordinary book describes in detail, and with an unparalleled clarity, what it was like to live in Germany under Nazism." "Financial Times".
