| Description | Else Rosenfeld actuality. Berlin after the First World War.
Track 1: Test tone, 0.07 mins
Track 2: Else sings 'zum zum zum...' song, 0.25 mins
Track 3: Else speaks about the opportunities politically and socially in Berlin after the First World War, although it was a 'starving city', 1.23 mins
Track 4: Else speaks about the contribution made by the Quakers to help feed the citizens of Berlin, 1.59 mins
Track 5: Else speaks about the food shortages in Berlin in 1923 and how the economy was very erratic. She begins to write a 'Diary of a German Housewife' column for an American publication and is paid in dollars, 2.08 mins
Track 6: Else speaks of her husband's election onto the Prussian parliament in 1921, and subsequently the Minister of Justice after which their financial problems lessen, 1.56 mins
Track 7: Else tells of how her family's 'happiest years came' when they moved to a house in a Berlin suburb, 0.56 mins
Track 8: Else sings 'zum zum zum...' 0.24 mins
Total: 9.21 mins
Dubber's reference number: PLA KF549C0516580 |