Let Me Go

Describes without sentimentality or self-pity the author's own difficult upbringing and the raising of her own child against the background of painful confrontation of the reality of her mother. This book interweaves her family history into the interview with her mother and evokes the dreadful miser [...]
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Describes without sentimentality or self-pity the author's own difficult upbringing and the raising of her own child against the background of painful confrontation of the reality of her mother. This book interweaves her family history into the interview with her mother and evokes the dreadful misery of Nazi and immediate post-war Berlin.