The 48 Laws of PowerAlso tagged Historical
In 1987 Theo Richmond, an English-born Jew, decided to take a short sabbatical to write a book. What started out as a six-month project would take seven years to complete, as the object of his curiosity took over his life. Richmond's search was for a lost community, one that had vanished along with members of his family when the German army swept into Poland in 1939. Since his early childhood he had heard a word that stayed in his mind: Konin, the name of the Polish shtetl from which his parents had come. He set out to learn more about this small town and its Jewish community, to place on…
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| Format | Publisher | Year | ISBN |
|---|---|---|---|
| Edition | Penguin Random House | 2013 | 9781448156139 |
| Edition | Penguin Random House | 2009 | 9780099547068 |
| Edition | Penguin Random House | 1999 | 9780749399658 |
| Hardcover | Random House Value Publishing | 1999 | 9780517361283 |
| Paperback | Vintage | 1996 | 9780679758235 |
| Edition | Jonathan Cape | 1995 | 9780224038904 |
| Hardcover | Pantheon | 1995 | 9780679439691 |
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