Child of the Light

ISBN-10: 1565049314
ISBN-13: 9781565049314
Series: Child of the Light
Category: Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945)
Pages: 438
Language: English
Published: 1996
Publisher: Borealis
Authors: Janet Berliner, George Guthridge

Description

As World War I draws to an end, a communist revolt brings gunfire to the city's tree-lined avenues, and economic disaster threatens to destroy society. Amid the chaos, three children find friendship.

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Child of the Light: Walking through Advent and Christmas
- 2005-08-01
- 112 pages
- Ebook
- Upper Room Books
Child of the Light: Walking Through Advent & Christmas
- 2005
- 111 pages
- Paperback
- Upper Room
Child of the Light: The Madagascar Manifesto
- 1992
- 389 pages
- Paperback
- St Martins Press
Child of the Light
- 1958-08-01
- 389 pages
- Paperback
- Palgrave Macmillan

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