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The Journey
In the autumn of 1942, two young Polish women flee the ghetto and embark on a journey into the heart of enemy territory, working as hired laborers in the factories, farms, and villages of wartime Germany.
Paperback, 260 pages
Published
July 1st 1992
by Farrar, Straus and Giroux
(first published 1990)
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A beautifully written, moving book. But it ends suddenly when the front moves and the first French truck enters the German village where the narrator was hiding. I feel a great need to learn what happened to the people described throughout the book or, at least, why the author chose not to mention even her own, postwar fate.
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Fink writes in Polish, primarily on Holocaust themes. Her stories revolve around the terrible choices that the Jews had to make during the Nazi era and the hardships of Holocaust survivors after the war.
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