Some parts of this book definitely haven't aged so well, but it's nevertheless an interesting read and still widely applicable. Fascinating to see that communication hasn't really changed that much in 85 years, even though everything else around it has.

Incredibly interesting (and infuriating) read, but I feel like this could have used another round of editing. A lot of spelling mistakes, especially in the non-English parts, and some sentences felt weird. Still an important work and very well  researched! Would recommend to anyone interested in Europe's complicity in racism, the rise of the right, and refugee death and abuse.