When Memory Comes
By Saul Friedländer
Introduction by Claire Messud
Translated by Helen R. Lane
By Saul Friedländer
Introduction by Claire Messud
Translated by Helen R. Lane
By Saul Friedländer
Introduction by Claire Messud
Translated by Helen R. Lane
By Saul Friedländer
Introduction by Claire Messud
Translated by Helen R. Lane
Category: Biography & Memoir | European World History | Religion
Category: Biography & Memoir | European World History | Religion
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$15.99
Aug 04, 2020 | ISBN 9781635420500
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Nov 08, 2016 | ISBN 9781590518083
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Praise
“Friedländer undertakes an evocative journey into his past that is likely to leave many a reader shaken.” —New York Times Book Review
“[When Memory Comes] is a small classic of Holocaust literature.” —The Guardian (US)
“A beautifully written (and beautifully translated) memoir of a tragic childhood.” —The New Yorker
“The most remarkable feature of When Memory Comes is its composure, an elegance that is unnerving. Friedländer describes his experiences in lean, graceful sentences; his language seems armored against the dissolution it describes.” —New York Review of Books
“When Memory Comes retains the very texture of recollection in a literary style characterized by tact and elegance.” —Wall Street Journal
“When Memory Comes is a quiet and deeply affecting masterpiece.” —The Nation
“When Memory Comes is a small masterpiece in the literature of the Holocaust.” —Tablet Magazine
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