Abstract

This article outlines intersections between Albert Friedlander and two other Berliners of the 1920s: the Sass brothers, Berlin’s most daring and beloved crooks, and the Jewish crime writer Walter Serner. It attempts to read their stories as ‘prayers’ or ‘poetry’ in Friedlander’s sense.

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