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After the War

After the War

Adele Mendelson

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2023
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This story takes place in Cleveland, Ohio, in 1948 when Zari, a Holocaust survivor moves into the household of a young girl named Sarah. As Sarah grows up, she asks Zari for stories about her life in Berlin before the War. The telling helps Zari to heal and opens the world to Sarah.

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