
Desyat vagonov
di
Levin D.
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Science Fiction
Children’s
Formato
Copertina rigida
Pagine
320
Lingua
Russo
Pubblicato
Jan 1, 2021
Editore
Knizhniki
ISBN-10
5995304291
ISBN-13
9785995304296
Descrizione
In a poignant exploration of memory and resilience, a group of children from a Leningrad Jewish orphanage shares their stories with two inquisitive young journalists. These accounts delve into the harrowing experiences and vibrant lives shaped by their challenging upbringing, revealing the indomitable spirit that flourished amidst adversity. Each child's narrative not only provides a window into their personal struggles but also reflects the broader tapestry of Jewish history during a tumultuous time.
Through candid interviews, the young journalists uncover tales of friendship, hope, and survival. The stories highlight the little joys that punctuated their hardships, as well as the connections formed in the orphanage that felt like family. These narratives breathe life into the past, allowing readers to connect with the emotional weight of their experiences and the strength of their community.
As the children recount their memories with sincerity and humor, readers are invited to reflect on themes of identity, belonging, and the healing power of storytelling. This collection of voices serves as a poignant reminder of the scars of history, but also of the enduring capacity to rise above and unite through shared experiences.
Through candid interviews, the young journalists uncover tales of friendship, hope, and survival. The stories highlight the little joys that punctuated their hardships, as well as the connections formed in the orphanage that felt like family. These narratives breathe life into the past, allowing readers to connect with the emotional weight of their experiences and the strength of their community.
As the children recount their memories with sincerity and humor, readers are invited to reflect on themes of identity, belonging, and the healing power of storytelling. This collection of voices serves as a poignant reminder of the scars of history, but also of the enduring capacity to rise above and unite through shared experiences.
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