The heroes of the stories in this book are people who in the hell
of the Holocaust were doomed for life, people who cannot or do not
want to speak about their past, about the heavy baggage of their
life's experiences. Being a witness, Irit Amiel translates the long
silence of people living in the Israeli melting pot into testimony.
The stories are written in a simple and restrained way, but the
voices coming out touch the most profound human feelings. These
short stories achieve a weight through the use of poetic shortcuts,
such as the two-page memory about the last parting from home and
parents. 'I was then eleven years old and from that very moment I
have never felt at home in life again.'
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