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Recensies
'Mendelevski's Box' is a well-written and captivating read which simply but movingly records the quest a young man embarks upon in order to find the culprits responsible for his family's betrayal during the war, ultimately seeking spiritual rehabilitation. I personally couldn't put it down, it certainly keeps you on the edge of your seat and ends with a fantastic twist. 100% recommended!
Alcestis — Goodreads.com — 9 maart 2019
I highly recommend this book for the look at the lives of the concentration camp survivors at the end of the war as they returned to their homes. The author did tremendous research to make this story real and excellent writing skills to make the characters come alive.
Sue — Goodreads.com — 12 maart 2019
A compelling and heart-wrenching tale of courage and survival.
Emily-Jane Hills Orford — Readers Favorite — 29 maart 2019
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9789493056114
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23 maart 2019
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ISBN-139789493056114
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TaalEngels eng
Pagina’s318
GeïllustreerdJa
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UitgeverAmsterdam Publishers
ImprintAmsterdam Publishers
CB-relatie-id6530716
Verschenen23 maart 2019
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Auteur A01Roger Swindells
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Werk-id (NSTC)500176744
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Bijgewerkt6 augustus 2026
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NSTC 500176744 · CB-relatie 6530716 · Bijgewerkt 6 augustus 2026