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The City without Jews (1924) Characters, Setting & Themes Explained
- Release, runtime and language
- 1924 · 87 mins
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- Directed by
- H.K. Breslauer
- Starring
- Eugen Neufeld, Hans Moser, Gisela Werbisek, Johannes Riemann, Ferdinand Mayerhofer, Sigi Hofer
In the fictional Republic of Utopia, a severe economic crisis prompts the government to scapegoat Jews and decree their expulsion. Exiled Leo Strakosch, engaged to Counselor Linder’s daughter, sneaks back to reveal the folly of anti‑Semitic prejudice. The film adapts Hugo Bettauer’s novel, renaming Vienna as Utopia and ending on a hopeful note.
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