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- English Books
- Audio CD
- ISBN-10: 1846570794
- ISBN-13: 9781846570797
- Publisher: Random House Audiobooks
- Pub date: Feb 01, 2007
- Also available as: Paperback, Hardcover and Others
- In other languages: other languages
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| 9781846570797 | Audio CD | £16.99 | £9.99 | Amazon UK |
| ¥3755.00 | ¥3379.00 | Amazon JP | ||
| €25.58 | €25.58 | Amazon FR | ||
| -- | €23.5 | Amazon DE | ||
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book 1 is an excellent, lyrical story of the exodus from Paris ahead of the Nazi army's invasion, following a number of different people and family groups as they leave; book 2 is an account of village life which conveys the mixed attitudes--hatred, camaraderie, love, lust, admiration, etc.-- of Fre ... (continue)
book 1 is an excellent, lyrical story of the exodus from Paris ahead of the Nazi army's invasion, following a number of different people and family groups as they leave; book 2 is an account of village life which conveys the mixed attitudes--hatred, camaraderie, love, lust, admiration, etc.-- of French townspeople and farmers toward their German occupiers, and vice versa, with some overlap of characters from book 1. Made all the more poignant because of the author's subsequent arrest and murder in Auschwitz.
Be sure to read the "Preface to the French Edition," which in my copy is at the end of the book. Then read the Appendix II--Nemirovsky's husband's heart-wrenching and increasingly-frantic correspondence chronicling his frustrated efforts to find and help his wife after her arrest and deportation.
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