The World of Yesterday.

“You know what’s worse than a microaggression? A macroaggression.”

Who once was.

Max Oppenheimer.

Cellar Nazis and far-right parties.

The author of Man’s Search for Meaning attended synagogue regularly.

Endphase.

Lorenzo Da Ponte, librettist.

Bruno Kreisky and his “lousy people.”

Joseph Roth’s flight without end.

“As lighthearted as a sermon by Jonathan Edwards and as relaxed as a vacation to Putin’s Moscow.”

“I can heartily recommend the Gestapo to everyone.”

“They mean to burn our books, and us along with them.”

“A sign of my appreciation towards . . . the poet and fighter for our people’s human rights.”