Douglas Smith's book, The City Without Jews, provides a powerful and well-researched account of Vienna's antisemitic past.

'll be talking to historian Douglas Smith next Tuesday, October 20th about his moving and masterfully crafted new book, The City Without Jews. 6pm at Kepler's. Please join us! https://www.keplers.org/upcoming-events-internal/douglas-smith "Powerful and well-researched . . . A magnificent history of Vienna’s antisemitic past, told through the voices of those who lived and died there." —Kirkus (starred review) "Moving gracefully between the grand and the intimate scale, this beautifully written book will change the way you see Vienna forever." —Rebecca Clifford, author of Survivors: Children's Lives After the Holocaust "Painful, profound, prescient. Douglas Smith's The City Without Jews is a magisterial work but also an intimate one and all the more powerful for it.” —Sonia Purnell, author of Kingmaker and A Woman of No Importance

Next Tuesday (Oct 20th) I'll be talking to historian Douglas Smith about his moving and masterfully crafted new book, The City Without Jews. Please join us at Kepler's at 6 pm! https://www.keplers.org/upcoming-events-internal/douglas-smith "Powerful and well-researched . . . A magnificent history of Vienna’s antisemitic past, told through the voices of those who lived and died there." —Kirkus (starred review) "Moving gracefully between the grand and the intimate scale, this beautifully written book will change the way you see Vienna forever." —Rebecca Clifford, author of Survivors: Children's Lives After the Holocaust "Painful, profound, prescient. Douglas Smith's The City Without Jews is a magisterial work but also an intimate one and all the more powerful for it.” —Sonia Purnell, author of Kingmaker and A Woman of No Importance