Too Deep Were Our Roots: A Viennese Jewish memoir of the years between the two world wars

A riveting first-person account, Too Deep Were Our Roots is a Viennese Jewish memoir of the years between the the two World Wars. This riveting first-person account includes the stories of Bernhard Wachstein, Sonia's father, a prominent Jewish scholar; her brother Max, a doctor who is sent to Dachau; and many other friends and family members. And woven throughout are the themes of roots and identity, and the question of what is to be done when homeland is no longer home.