The Oppermanns

This copy of "The Oppermanns" is in fair condition. The red cloth cover shows some wear, particularly at the spine edges, but the gilt lettering remains clear. The binding is intact, and the pages are clean with some age-related toning. There is no dust jacket present, and no inscriptions or library marks are found within the book. ---

"The Oppermanns" by Lion Feuchtwanger, published by The Viking Press in New York in 1934, is a significant work of historical fiction. This edition provides a vivid portrayal of a Jewish family's experiences during the rise of the Nazi regime in Germany. Feuchtwanger, a renowned German-Jewish novelist, is known for his insightful exploration of social and political themes. This particular edition lacks a dust jacket, but the red cloth cover with gilt lettering remains striking. The book's focus on the societal changes in pre-WWII Germany makes it a valuable piece for those interested in historical narratives and Jewish history. While the edition status is not specified, the 1934 publication date suggests it is an early printing. The book's condition is fair, with some wear to the cover but intact binding, making it a desirable acquisition for collectors and history enthusiasts alike. ---