Nine Suitcases

Name: Nine Suitcases
Brand: Vintage
SKU: 9780712606899
Price: 2900 KES
Availability: InStock
ISBN: 9780712606899

by Bela Zsolt

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Format Paperback / softback

ISBN-10 0712606890

ISBN-13 9780712606899

Publisher Vintage

Imprint Pimlico

Country of Manufacture GB

Country of Publication GB

Publication Date Apr 7th, 2005

Print length 336 Pages

Weight 238 grams

Dimensions 19.60 x 12.90 x 2.20 cms

Product Classification: Hungary c 1940 to c 1949 European history The Holocaust Second World War European history The Holocaust Second World War

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Nine Suitcases is a horror story but, sadly, a true one. Zsolt was both an accomplished novelist and a highly skilled journalist. He reports and analysizes the appalling events, almost immediately after they occurred, with exceptional freshness and a devastating blend of angry despair and cool detachment.

Originally published in weekly instalments, Nine Suitcases is the Hungarian writer Béla Zsolt''s harrowing memoir of his experiences in the ghetto of Nagyvarad and as a forced labourer in the Ukraine. Written with exceptional freshness and a devastating blend of angry despair and cool detachment, Zsolt - one of the earliest writers on the Holocaust - provides not only a rare insight into Hungarian fascism, but a shocking exposure of the cruelty, indifference, selfishness, cowardice and betrayal of which human beings - the victims no less than the perpetrators - are capable in extreme circumstances. Interspersed with moments of grotesque farce, grim irony and occasional memories of human kindness, Zsolt''s nightmarish but meticulously realistic chronicle of smaller and larger crimes against humanity is as riveting as it is horrifying.

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