Bin ich deutscher oder jüdischer Schriftsteller?

Lion Feuchtwanger on Judaism - with previously unpublished texts.
Feuchtwanger's relationship to Judaism was ambivalent, marked in equal measure by a lifelong effort to dissociate himself from it and by an enduring fascination with it. He began his intensive examination of the traditions of his ancestors as a rebellious youth; it changed in the face of the barbarities of the Nazis and accompanied him into American exile. What did it mean for him personally, for him as a writer and for his work? And more importantly, for a society like the one we all live in? The great storyteller brings us his profound reflections vividly and often touchingly. In view of the threatening new forms of anti-Semitism and against the backdrop of a new war of aggression in Europe, his great life theme becomes topical in a way that we thought we had long overcome.