Strangers in their own land: young Jews in Germany and Austria today

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There are today some 35,000 Jews in the Federal Republic of Germany and in Austria born after 1945. This is the generation whose parents "survived" the Nazi Holocaust. What made these young Jews stay (or in some cases, actually return) and live in countries whose people brought unspeakable suffering to their families?

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