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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - A forbidden love between a Jewish physician and the powerful guardian of Syracuse, set under the shadow of the Inquisition.In medieval Sicily, under the shadow of the Inquisition and the persecution of converted Jews, Sofia Pellegrini, a Jewish physician living in constant fear, falls in love with Lorenzo di Montalbano, heir to one of the most powerful families ruling Syracuse.Lorenzo, appointed head of the city's security guard, belongs to the very world of authority and control from which Sofia must protect herself. Their love is deep, dangerous, and impossible to reveal.As suspicion grows and the lives of hidden Jews become increasingly fragile, Sofia and Lorenzo are drawn into a secret passion that challenges family loyalty, religious power, social order, and survival itself.The Cross and the Almond Tree is a historical novel of forbidden love, faith, identity, fear, and courage, set in Sicily where a single secret could decide a person's fate.…

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - The book, The Polish patriot, is not just a memoir of war, nor is any history book. It is the true story of the path in the life of a young Polish Jewish doctor, who just began his specialization in dentistry when World War II breaks out.The young dentist, named David, was captured by the Russians and sent to Siberia in a cattle truck clogged with many others on a long journey. In Siberia he meets the woman who would become his wife, also a refugee from Poland. They get married, and he was drafted into the Red army. Russia was attacked by Hitler, and Stalin responds. After several years in Siberia, he manages to bring his wife and her parents to Uzbekistan where their first son was born. The Russian army invades Poland, and David finds himself back in his country, as an officer. He reaches his hometown Warsaw and finds the town in ruins, he succeeds to find his aunt Eugenia, but he discovers that his whole family has been murdered. He also discovers that Poland did not really wants him back. He advanced with the Russian army into the depths of Poland, fought the Germans retreating till his arrival in Berlin. But his war has only just begun, he settles in the city of Stettin and brings his family from Uzbekistan, they discover another Poland, an even more anti-Semitic Poland. His wife and his family leave for Israel; he is the only one left, works in a hospital and falls in love with a Polish girl. He sees the masses, demonstrating in the streets, screaming 'Jews, go to Palestine, we do not want you to here' and the reality has changed, it's not the Poland he loved, where he and his parents and grandparents were born. Their blood soaks the soil and the air is full of hatred. He decides to leave and follow his family. This is the true story of Dr. David Nachimson, written by his son Uri, a few years after his father's death. …

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Set during World War II, when Poland was under Nazi German occupation, this story is inspired by the testimonies of survivors. While most of the descriptions of events and places are real, the plot itself is fictional. The book raises many profound questions, such as the nature of faith in God and the troubling issue of why there was so little resistance from the victims, who often participated in their own demise. There are no easy answers to these questions, but the author depicts situations in which humanity is lost, and individuals become predators, turning on their victims and resigning themselves to their fates. The protagonist, Violette, was born in Vienna to Jewish parents who emigrated to the United States on the last ship before the invasion. Due to Nazi racial laws, she was forced to abandon her university studies and was later arrested by the Gestapo. After managing to escape, she joined the partisans, where she met her red-haired lover. …

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. On the night the war ended, the village lit bonfires visible from the hills. Wine flowed, church bells rang, and for the first time in years, hope felt louder than fear. In the small southern Italian village of San Felice, families gathered in the square to celebrate peace, freedom, and survival. By morning, three daughters were gone.No screams were heard. No doors were broken. No blood stained the cobblestones. Teresa, Lucia, and Antonella simply vanished, leaving behind untouched beds, half-finished dresses, and mothers who would never again sleep through the night.At first, the village searched. The men combed the countryside, the priest led prayers, and whispers traveled faster than the wind through the olive groves. But as days turned into weeks, and weeks into years, the search gave way to something far heavier: silence.Some said the girls ran away. Others blamed passing soldiers. A few dared to suggest something darker-something that had happened not in the shadows of war, but under the cover of celebration.Twenty years later, San Felice has learned to live with its ghosts. The square is quieter now. The laughter thins. The families of the missing girls carry their grief like a second skin, stitched together with rumors and unanswered questions. Children have grown into adults who know not to ask certain things. Doors close quickly when certain names are spoken.But secrets, like the sea beyond the cliffs, never stay still for long.When an unexpected discovery surfaces, something buried deep beneath the soil of memory and land, the fragile peace of the village begins to crack. Old alliances strain. Lifelong friendships fracture. And those who once chose silence must decide whether to protect the past. or finally reveal it.Because what happened that night was not an accident. It was a choice. And shame, once planted, grows roots that reach across generations.Legacy of Shame is a haunting story of memory and complicity, of mothers who never stopped waiting, and of a community forced to confront the truth it buried to survive. In a place where honor means everything, the cost of truth may be greater than the cost of silence. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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