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Stronger Together
- The Azrieli Series of Holocaust Survivor Memoirs Book 40
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Publisher's Summary
In the fall of 1941, as the situation for Jews worsens across Europe, Ibolya (Ibi) Grossman learns she is pregnant. She is scared and confused–a baby during wartime? But her husband, Zolti, assures her, “We need this baby, you will see.”
When András (Andy) is born, Ibi realizes her husband was right. Andy gives her a reason to go on during the worst of times in the Budapest ghetto, and to persevere in their escape from Hungary after the war.
In as much as Ibi’s story is a tribute to her son, Andy’s memoir, written through his own and his mother’s memories, as well as her words and silences, is a tribute to her legacy.
©2015 Andy Reti (P)2024 Knopf Canada
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