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A Hungarian Life
Friday, April 27, 2007
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.
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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?
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