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Describes a dreadful and redemptive course of life – from a happy childhood in his native Transylvania through Auschwitz and a Bavarian labour camp, studies at a Soviet university and ending up in Guelph, Canada, as a happy landed immigrant.
Shouldering fate – A holocaust survivor’s catharsis
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Szerző-Author: Martin, John
Describes a dreadful and redemptive course of life – from a happy childhood in his native Transylvania through Auschwitz and a Bavarian labour camp, studies at a Soviet university and ending up in Guelph, Canada, as a happy landed immigrant.
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Típus-Type: új
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Kiadó-Publisher: Canada, 2007
Nyelv-Language: english
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Kötés-Binding: puha
Azonosító-Item number: 45-522
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