Senator, Ronald

Requiem Letters

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ISBN 13:: 9780714529998
author:: Senator, Ronald
format:: HardBack
publisher:: Marion Boyars Publishers
language:: English
Publication Year:: 1995
Pages:: 272
Dimensions:: 22.33 x 14.12 x 2.51 centimetres
Genre:: Biography, Historical, Biography
Condition:: New
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Requiem Letters by Ronald Senator is a powerful and poignant biography that explores the lives of two individuals who were both deeply affected by trauma. Their stories are intertwined through an exchange of letters, which brings to life their struggles for survival, renewal, and love. The author's own experiences with a prefrontal leucotomy and his subsequent recovery serve as a backdrop to Dita's harrowing time in Auschwitz. The letters reveal the deep commitment and compassion between these two individuals, who found solace in each other despite the horrific historical events that surrounded them. This book is a remarkable portrayal of life inside Auschwitz and the mental hospital system in mid-century Britain, offering a unique glimpse into the lives of those affected by trauma and persecution.

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