The Inextinguishable Symphony: A True Story of Music and Love in Nazi Germany Audiobook

" An incredibly moving, well-written story of the author's search for his family's history and his report on the results of that search that uncovers a tale of two beautiful people who who grew up Jewish in Germany - and survived. "

" Heartbreaking. It's a perspective of the limitations Nazi Germany put on Jews that you don't normally hear about. "

" "Such hope. It breaks your heart." pg 67 "

" This book is EXCELLENT!! It brought the Nazi era history to life using real people and events to help the reader relate and live/relive the moments at that time. If one is a music lover or a German lover, this book is the one to read!! "

" Fabulous!!! Book club all rated this at max. Moving tribute to power of love beyond the power of hate. Led to wide open discussions and made us all ponder the moral questions faced by the musicians. Should be required reading in high school. "

" This is an incredible book. Goldsmith seamlessly melds the personal stories of his parents and family with the history of the organization for Jewish artists (of all sorts) that existed as long as it suited the purposes of the SS for it to exist. "

" Ted Koppel of ABC News said it best. "A fascinating insight into a virtually unknown chapter of Nazi rule in Germany, made all the more engaging through a son's discovery of his own remarkable parents." "