"We from the Class of 1935" is an impressive literary retrospective on the early years of the class members who grew up amidst the extreme social and political upheavals of the 20th century. The author, Jochen Müller, invites readers to recall the formative experiences of their childhood and youth. The narratives range from the challenges of war and the post-war period to the small joys of everyday life, such as reading Mickey Mouse comics or the first family vacations. With a sturdy hardcover and appealing layout, the book not only offers nostalgic insights but also serves as a valuable documentation of contemporary history. It is an invitation to reflect on one's own past and to bring memories of a tumultuous time to life.