Isbn: 9789493276468 - the glassmaker’s son: looking for the world my father left behind in nazi germany (holocaust survivor true stories) (12 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A blend of lyrical memoir and sober history, The Glassmakers Son recounts a sons decades-long quest to uncover the world his father left behind in Nazi Germany. Along the way, he makes a series of surprising discoveries about his family, who were important players in the Bavarian glassmaking industry. After his grandfather was forced to sell the family villa, for instance, the Nazis turned it into their regional headquarters before it was destroyed by American artillery in the closing days of the war. In another twist, the author recovers a pair of lost portraits of his great-grandparents that an elderly housekeeper had been guarding for more than 40 years.Using a cache of old letters found in his parents attic and other documents, Kupfer painstakingly pieces together the details of his grandfathers deportation and murder at Theresienstadt, a concentration camp in western Czechoslavakia touted by the Gestapo as a spa town for distinguished Jews. At its core, this book is about a search for identity the identity of the authors soft-spoken, inscrutable father and of the author himself. A blend of lyrical memoir and sober history, The Glassmaker's Son recounts a son's decades-long quest to uncover the world his Jewish father left behind in Nazi Germany. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A blend of lyrical memoir and sober history, The Glassmakers Son recounts a sons decades-long quest to uncover the world his father left behind in Nazi Germany. Along the way, he makes a series of surprising discoveries about his family, who were important players in the Bavarian glassmaking industry. After his grandfather was forced to sell the family villa, for instance, the Nazis turned it into their regional headquarters before it was destroyed by American artillery in the closing days of the war. In another twist, the author recovers a pair of lost portraits of his great-grandparents that an elderly housekeeper had been guarding for more than 40 years.Using a cache of old letters found in his parents attic and other documents, Kupfer painstakingly pieces together the details of his grandfathers deportation and murder at Theresienstadt, a concentration camp in western Czechoslavakia touted by the Gestapo as a spa town for distinguished Jews. At its core, this book is about a search for identity the identity of the authors soft-spoken, inscrutable father and of the author himself. A blend of lyrical memoir and sober history, The Glassmaker's Son recounts a son's decades-long quest to uncover the world his Jewish father left behind in Nazi Germany. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A blend of lyrical memoir and sober history, The Glassmakers Son recounts a sons decades-long quest to uncover the world his father left behind in Nazi Germany. Along the way, he makes a series of surprising discoveries about his family, who were important players in the Bavarian glassmaking industry. After his grandfather was forced to sell the family villa, for instance, the Nazis turned it into their regional headquarters before it was destroyed by American artillery in the closing days of the war. In another twist, the author recovers a pair of lost portraits of his great-grandparents that an elderly housekeeper had been guarding for more than 40 years.Using a cache of old letters found in his parents attic and other documents, Kupfer painstakingly pieces together the details of his grandfathers deportation and murder at Theresienstadt, a concentration camp in western Czechoslavakia touted by the Gestapo as a spa town for distinguished Jews. At its core, this book is about a search for identity the identity of the authors soft-spoken, inscrutable father and of the author himself. A blend of lyrical memoir and sober history, The Glassmaker's Son recounts a son's decades-long quest to uncover the world his Jewish father left behind in Nazi Germany. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…