"No Matter where I Travel, I Come to Nowhereland" The Poetry of Mascha Kaléko

"After a few rather successful years in the literary scene in Berlin of the early 1930s, Mascha Kaléko had to flee Nazi-Germany and went into exile. She lived in New York City for twenty years and became an American citizen. In 1959, she and her husband moved to Jerusalem. She kept visiting her homeland Germany, but continued living in places that to her were 'Nowhereland.'