Austrian novelist and journalist (1894–1939)
Roth chronicled the crumbling of empires and the displacement of peoples — his *Radetzky March* traces the Austro-Hungarian collapse through three generations, while his essays mapped the westward drift of Jews after revolution and war.
Moses Joseph Roth was born 2 September 1894 in the Austro-Hungarian Empire and worked as a journalist and novelist. In 1927 he published "Juden auf Wanderschaft," a fragmented account of Jewish migrations from east to west following World War I and the Russian Revolution. His novel *Job* appeared in 1930, depicting Jewish life, then *Radetzky March* in 1932 — a family saga spanning the empire's decline and fall. He died 27 May 1939. The 21st century saw English publications of his Berlin and Paris journalism revive attention to his work.
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