When the Jew Heinz Magnus flees from Hamburg to Argentina to escape the Nazis during the Second World War, he has no idea who he will meet there: Nazis.
Not only Jews seek exile in Argentina, but also Nazis who continue to spread and live out Hitler's ideology there. Despite the pervasive anti-Semitic attitudes, a fascinating community develops in which two hostile groups clash and yet coexist peacefully - until today. Ariel Magnus not only tells the immigration story of German Jews and his family, but also sheds light on the coexistence of Nazis and Jews in exile from various perspectives.
"You have to imagine it: a Jew flees twelve thousand kilometers from Hamburg to Buenos Aires and ends up in a house where Nazis live. Even in a novel, that sounded a little exaggerated." Ariel Magnus
