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Verlag: Vermilion Thread Press, 2026
ISBN 10: 0997843020 ISBN 13: 9780997843026
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Verlag: Vermilion Thread Press, LLC Mai 2026, 2026
ISBN 10: 0997843020 ISBN 13: 9780997843026
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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - In the Lebanese village of Bhamdoun in 1931, Joseph Friedmann is born to a 15-year-old Syrian-Jewish girl hastily married off to a Belgian businessman thirty years her senior. After his parents divorce, Joseph's new Christian step-father refuses to rear a Jewish child. At the age of eight, Joseph is banished to a Catholic convent, where he experiences betrayal, anti-Semitism, and a deep trauma he cannot bring himself to name. He learns to survive by locking away his feelings. But at the age of fifteen, he allows himself to fall in love with Isabella, a nun-in-training. This, too, ends in heartbreak. She leaves the convent, taking with her Joseph's unborn child and his hopes of ever belonging in Lebanon.