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Auslander

Name: Auslander
Brand: Profile Books
SKU: 49080157
Price: 8212 HUF
Availability: PreOrder
Author: Michael Moritz
ISBN: 9781805228349

Memoirs of a Stranger

Michael Moritz

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 49080157

Publishers Profile Books, January 2026

In this poignant and unflinching memoir, Michael Moritz, one of his generation''s best-known venture... Full description

Libristo code: 49080157

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In this poignant and unflinching memoir, Michael Moritz, one of his generation''s best-known venture investors, puts himself and the history of his family under the microscope. Exploring their journey through documents inherited on the death of his mother takes him into a past of tragedy, inherited grief and the long shadows cast on Jewish life by World War II. By setting this journey against the convulsive context of Trump''s America, its hatred, intolerance and ignorance, he creates a memoir that feels immediately relevant. That, as the narrator asserts, if it can happen somewhere, it can happen here. At turns both poetic and interrogative, Ausländer is a memoir of painful recollection and an insightful examination of contemporary America.