Rising sun, falling shadow. Daniel Kalla.
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TextPublication details: U.S.A HarperCollins publishers 2013Edition: First U.S. editionDescription: 344 p 25 cmISBN: - 978-0765337641 (hbk.)
- 978-1466835016 (ebk.)
- PR 9199.4 .K34 R57 2013
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Explores the lives of Dr. Franz Adler and his wife Sunny, who're forced in 1943 China to relocate to a one-square-kilometer called Shanghai Ghetto, where heat, hunger, and tropical diseases are constant threats. But the ghetto also breeds miraculous resilience: music, theater, sports, and Jewish culture thrive despite what are at times subhuman conditions.
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