By: Elliot Perlman
Published in Sydney NSW, Vintage, 2011
Lamont Williams, an African American, is out of prison and working a caretaker in a cancer hospital. He becomes a friend with one of the patients, Henryk Mandelbrot, an elderly holocaust survivor in Auschwitz camp. At the same time, a historian professor, Adam Zignelik, whose life and job is falling apart, starts a research about African America being part of liberating concentration camps in WWII.
Published in Sydney NSW, Vintage, 2011
Lamont Williams, an African American, is out of prison and working a caretaker in a cancer hospital. He becomes a friend with one of the patients, Henryk Mandelbrot, an elderly holocaust survivor in Auschwitz camp. At the same time, a historian professor, Adam Zignelik, whose life and job is falling apart, starts a research about African America being part of liberating concentration camps in WWII.
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