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Our Class

Name: Our Class
Brand: Bloomsbury Publishing
SKU: 04394531
Price: 6873 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Ryan Craig
ISBN: 9781840029468

Ryan Craig

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English

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Libristo code: 04394531

Publishers Bloomsbury Publishing, September 2009

"I want to be a fireman." "I want to be a teacher." "I want to be a movie star." Poland, 1925. As th... Full description

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"I want to be a fireman." "I want to be a teacher." "I want to be a movie star." Poland, 1925. As these Polish classmates - five Catholic, five Jewish - grow up, their lives take dramatically unexpected turns as their country is torn apart by invading armies, first Soviet and then German. Friend betrays friend and violence quickly escalates, reaching a crescendo that will forever haunt the survivors. Based on true events in the Polish village of Jedwabne and inspired in part by Jan T. Gross' controversial book Neighbors, Our Class bravely explores a subject still debated today.