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Child of the Light
- Book I of the Madagascar Manifesto
- Narrated by: Jane McDowell
- Length: 11 hrs and 53 mins
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Child of the Light
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This remarkable book follows the lives of three friends, Solomon Freund, a Jew, Erich Wiesser, his Catholic neighbor and "brother in blood", and Miriam Rathenau, whom both boys love, and who happens to be niece of Germany's foreign minister Walther Rathenau. From their youth helping at their parents' co-owned tobacco shop, the boys find their relationship strained, as was all of Germany, by the growth of the National Socialist party and the descent of Germany into a Nazi hell.
©1995 Janet Berliner (P)2010 CrossRoad Press
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