Hello, Refugees!

By: Tuvia Tenenbom, Isi Tenenbom

Narrated by: Douglas Scott

Germany, the most racist of countries less than a century ago, has for the past two years welcomed over one million refugees, more than any other European country. To find out the secret behind this turn of character, Tuvia Tenenbom, a Jew born in Israel, presented himself as a Jordanian and was able to gain entry into many refugee camps. Living in squalid conditions in airless rooms, and with barely edible food, the refugees begged Tuvia to help them get out of the camps. When not with the refugees, Tuvia traveled through the land and mingled with the local people who shared with him that they, the Germans, were the kindest people in Europe, far superior to the "inhumane” Jews. Tuvia Tenenbom's provocative re-enactment of the refugee reality in the middle of Europe, coupled with the rising anti-Semitism of the people who proclaim themselves to be kind, exposes the hypocrisy of the "Refugees Welcome" mantra chiming throughout the Western world.

©2018 Tuvia Tenenbom (P)2019 Tuvia Tenenbom

Bravo Tuvia

this jew goes into the heart of enemy territory and reports the ugly truth, thank you

Very Short and not one of his best; bad narration

Narration on this work is very poor. I was convinced it was text-to-speech with no emotion, no pause for a breath and mispronunciation of several words. When reading a book about Germany, one would hope that the Former Chancellor's name could be said correctly. But without the surname, I often could not understand what he was talking about; Angela Merkel is not on-GAY-la. Lack of emotion when reading loses much of the humor that Tenenbom is famous for.