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'It wasn’t uncommon for Jewish people to remain silent about their experiences of the horrors of World War II in Europe, something that contributed to the inherited trauma of their children and grandchildren. Indeed, it wasn’t unheard of for people who sought asylum in other countries to hide their lineage altogether as they encouraged their children to assimilate.'(Introduction)
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Linda Margolin Royal The Star on the Grave
The Saturday Paper
The Saturday Paper
