The House at Schumannstrasse 7 A Memoir by Edith NetterTwice, Alice Rothschild Netter sought safety and asylum in another country: once because she was a German in England during WWI, once because she was a Jew in Germany when the Nazis took power. Born and raised in Germany, nothing in Alices childhood foretold what she would experience later. Her family was affluent. They were a respected part of the community. She was educated and had opportunities for travel. She and her husband were in London in

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