Lost Novel 'Effingers' Gains Global Recognition

The long-lost novel ‘Effingers’ by Gabriele Tergit, a critical examination of a German-Jewish family during the 20th century, has recently gained widespread international acclaim. Tergit, a prominent journalist in 1920s Berlin, was forced into exile after the rise of the Nazis and wrote ‘Effingers’ while in hiding. The novel’s previously unnoticed status is now being recognized, sparking renewed interest in Tergit’s work and the historical context of her story.

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