The Orphans of the Holocaust and the Birth of Israel
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Sergio Luzzatto is Professor and the Emiliana Pasca Noether Chair in Modern Italian History at University of Connecticut. Three of his books on Italian history, The Body of Il Duce, Padre Pio, and Primo Levi's Resistance, have been translated into English. Stash Luczkiw is a New Yorkborn poet and translator based in Italy.
Main Characters Acknowledgments Maps The Black Box 1. Far from Where 2. Yehudit 3. Close to Where 4. Anabasis 5. The Drowned and the Saved 6. The House of Mussolini 7. A Republic of Orphans 8. Life after Death 9. Kibbutz Selvino? 10. In Israel's Waters 11. The Road to Jerusalem 12. If You Survive Glossary Notes Index