Hannah Naiditch

Memoirs of a Hitler Refugee Hannah Naiditch

The memoirs of Hannah Naiditch represent an important page in our cultural history. Writing from the perspective of a richly lived professional and personal life, she documents the tragedy of a despotic time and the triumph of a personal spirit. What she shares of her life must not be forgotten, or, poignantly misremembered. She has the capacity of putting into perspective the crisis of the mid-twentieth century.

BOOK REVIEWS

"Hannah Naiditch is a survivor, but more, she has retained the vision necessary to overcome sentimentality for the portraiture of displacement and dislocation. Her story is a remarkable one and worthy of a greater public."
Lee H. Roloff, Ph. D.
Professor Emeritus
Northwestern University

"Hannah Naiditch's columns are excellent. They are strong, honest and eloquent."
Howard Zinn

"Wonderful opinion pieces."
Noam Chomsky

"Hannah Naiditch is an event. A little old lady who has been boiled down to the purest essence of strength and intelligence. Any who choose to tilt in logic and reason with her, had best rethink their fatal flaw. She will always enlighten and reward any listener. Heed and grow."
Ed Asner