[Memoirs].

Transcripts of Alfred Wolf’s reading of his own autobiography, edited by his cousin, Dr. Julius Held:Genealogy reaching back to 18th century; childhood and school years in Heilbronn; volunteering at the age of 17 for World War I; World War I - experiences; university studies; marriage to the writer Trudel Victor (= Victoria Wolff) whose novels were published by Paul Zsolnay; trips to many parts of Europe between 1924 and 1933; persecution under Nazi rule; humiliation of Wolf's children in school; emigration to Austria in 1936; employment in real estate business; move to France and internment in Les Milles and in Manosque; immigration and new beginnings in the USA.Alfred Wolf was born in Heilbronn (Wuerttemberg) in 1898. He was a volunteer in World War I. After earning a doctoral degree in economics he entered the family rag business. In 1936 he emigrated to Austria, two years later to France and in 1941 to the USA. He was the director of a rag business in Tennessee and died in 1981.Education; primary and secondaryFranc