Grandfather's Stories (Hebrew Edition) by Anatoly Kazachin (Paperback / softback, 2015)

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In July 1942, my mother, my little sister and I were sitting on our suitcases and packages, near our house, waiting for a truck to take us to a ship outside the German ring around Leningrad. The city was being evacuated of unnecessary women and hungry children who made contribution to the city's defense. There were rumors of an imminent German onslaught. We were to go to Lake Ladoga, to the ships, which crossed the lake under the fire of German planes. From atop our pile of luggage, I took a farewell look at our house, our yard and No. 7 across the street, which stood there sooty, ruined and shamelessly revealed to all its neighbors: the kitchen on the third floor with cooking utensils still in evidence, a crooked photo in a gilded frame and a bed askew against the remains of the wall. This remarkable, insightful and often moving collection of short stories gives the reader vivid - and, sometimes, humorous - glimpses into the incredible life of the author, from the incence of his childhood in war-torn Leningrad, his fight for survival, the pure pleasure to be found in stale bread, through his life as a Jew in the U.S.S.R., to his new home in Israel.

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PublisherCreateSpace
ISBN-101501066234
ISBN-139781501066238
eBay Product ID (ePID)212526826

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AuthorAnatoly Kazachin
FormatTrade Paperback (Us) ,Unsewn / Adhesive Bound, Paperback / Softback
LanguageHebrew
TopicAutobiography: General

Additional Product Features

Content NoteBlack & White Illustrations
Author BiographyAnatoly Kazachin was born to a Russian, Jewish family in 1932, in Soviet Leningrad. His father was killed during the Nazi siege of Leningrad when Anatoly was only nine years old. After a long career as an engineer in Siberia, he he immigrated to Israel in the 1970s as part of the Aliyah movement.
Date of Publication22/03/2015
Country of PublicationUnited States
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