The Leonard Lopate Show: A Hungarian Life

A Hungarian Life

George Konrád, one of the most prominent writers in Eastern Europe, was one of only four Jewish children from his village in Hungary to survive the Holocaust. In A Guest in My Own Country, he talks about how WWII shaped his life.

A Guest in My Own Country is available for purchase at amazon.com

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Eva Shatkin from Manhattan

It was very difficult to understand his speech. Much of what he said was not clear. Could I have a print-out of his remarks?

Apr. 27 2007 07:18 PM

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