Join Sisterhood in the discussion of Address Unknown, a powerful 1938 novel by Kathrine Kressmann Taylor, told through a series of letters between two German friends: Max, a Jewish art dealer in San Francisco, and Martin, who returns to Germany in 1932. The story chillingly documents the rise of Nazism and the poisoning of their friendship as Martin becomes swept up in the extremist ideology, serving as an early warning against fascism and the power of propaganda. It became an international sensation, was banned in Nazi Germany, and remains relevant today.