Multa multum : ["much of much"].

This memoir by Rudi Bach includes genealogical information along with a description of his own life from his childhood in Stuttgart before World War I up to his life in New York after his immigration to the United States in 1947. He discusses his youth and education, a business apprenticeship in Stuttgart, and his eventual move to Berlin where he worked in the textile business. In Berlin he married and had children. He describes the atmosphere of Nazism and its effect on the Jewish community of Berlin, on his family's emigration to Palestine in 1936, and the further immigration the family undertook to the United States in 1947, and on his family life and successful business in New York.Rudi Bach was born in 1904 in Stuttgart into a family of Jewish textile merchants. In 1936, he emigrated to Palestine and in 1947 to New York.Published in Monika Richarz: "Juedisches Leben in Deutschland": Vol. III; 7Education; higher; 1918-1933Education; primary and secondary; 1871-1918Education; primary and secondary; 1918-1933GenealogyGermany--History--19th centuryGermany--History--1871-1918Germany--History--1918-1933Germany--History--1933-1945Hirsch, OttoJews. Liturgy and ritualKameraden; Deutsch Juedischer WanderbundNazi Germany; Jewish communal and cultural lifeWeimar GermanyWorld War, 1914-191