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1. Rozwadów, September 1914 2. Vienna, March 1915 3. Vienna, March 1915 4. Vienna, June 1915 5. Gallipoli, August 1915 6. Vienna, January 1916 7. Haifa, February 1916 8. Vienna, July 1916 9. Vienna, October 191610. Rafah, January 191711. Zichron, February 1917 12. Vienna, May 1917 13. Vienna, July 1917 14. Deir Al-Balah, September 191715. Vienna, July 1920 16. Vienna, July 1935 17. Rozwadów, August 1935 18. Palestine, November 1937 19. Vienna, April 1938 20. Palestine, May 1939 21. London, September 1939 22. Gródek Jagielloński, Ukraine, December 1939 23. Antwerp, August, 1942 24. Bodiva, Siberia, November,1942 25. Bir Hakeim, Libya, June 1942 26. London, June 1944 27. Palestine, August 1946 28. London, May 1949 29. Israel, June 1949 30. Vienna, May, 1956 31. Israel, April 1962 Afterword Amsterdam Publishers Holocaust Library Suggested Further ReadingA Hasidic family's journey from Poland to Vienna during WWI. Facing challenges of love, orthodoxy, and war, they scatter across Europe and Palestine.At the outbreak of WWI, the Spiegels flee their home in Poland. The Hasidic couple struggles to adjust to life in Vienna. One daughter is in love with a man from an unsuitable background. Two sons drift from orthodoxy, embrace Zionism and face danger on the frontlines. Empires fall and a fragile peace descends. The family scatters across Europe and Palestine as the Nazi menace looms. This time, the Spiegels will not emerge unscathed. As Nazi horrors are unleashed, doors of refuge are slammed shut leaving most of the family trapped. Young and old perish, some escape, but what price will the survivors pay as they struggle to rebuild shattered lives? Based on a true story of love, loss, despair and hope, this turbulent and mesmerizing saga spans four generations, weaving one family's experiences into the fabric of Jewish 20th-century history.At the outbreak of WWI, the Spiegels flee their home in Poland. The Hasidic couple struggles to adjust to life in Vienna. One daughter is in love with a man from an unsuitable background. Two sons drift from orthodoxy, embrace Zionism and face danger on the frontlines. Empires fall and a fragile peace descends. The family scatters across Europe and Palestine as the Nazi menace looms. This time, the Spiegels will not emerge unscathed. As Nazi horrors are unleashed, doors of refuge are slammed shut leaving most of the family trapped. Young and old perish, some escape, but what price will the survivors pay as they struggle to rebuild shattered lives? Based on a true story of love, loss, despair and hope, this turbulent and mesmerizing saga spans four generations, weaving one family's experiences into the fabric of Jewish 20th-century history.
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ISBN-139789493276628
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TaalEngels eng
Pagina’s346
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UitgeverAmsterdam Publishers
ImprintAmsterdam Publishers
CB-relatie-id6530716
Verschenen26 april 2023
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NUR (hoofd)Literaire roman, novelle 301
NUR (alle)301 Literaire roman, novelle
Trefwoordenholocaust survivor stories · jewish literature · jewish novels · jewish authors
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Auteur A01Helen Joyce
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Werk-id (NSTC)501510617
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Bijgewerkt6 augustus 2026
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