A collection of short stories centering on children, grandchildren and family, travel, life in Romania and Hungary, experiences during the Holocaust and the Hungarian Revolution of 1956, communism, the world, and modern life in America seen through the lenses of a second generation survivor.
Written by Magdalena Klein, a young Holocaust survivor, this is a bilingual volume of poetry, in the original Hungarian, and translated into English and edited by her niece, Susan Simpson Geroe. The poems represent a capsule of pre and post World War II atmosphere in Hungary and Romania, the catastrophic situation of its deported Jewish population, and the effects of that tragic event.
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