A Hungarian village on the Great Plain: a microcosm reflecting this country's history from early tribal invasion to Soviet subordination to European Community membership. Its ancient hatreds still evident.
A Hungarian village on the Great Plain: a microcosm reflecting this country's history from early tribal invasion to Soviet subordination to European Community membership. Its ancient hatreds still evident.
A contemporary artist, writer and photographer, Culiner was born in New York, raised in Toronto, and was granted British nationality. For the last fifty years, she has been living and working in Turkey, Germany, France, England, Hungary, Greece, and the Netherlands. She has crossed much of Europe on foot, and talked about these adventures when a broadcaster onRadio France.Culiner's exhibitions about the World Wars and the Holocaust, La Mémoire Effacée, travelled throughout France, Hungary and Canada under the auspices of l'UNESCO, and the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Her (social-critical) artwork has been shown in Germany, France, England, Spain, Italy, and Poland.She presently lives in a former auberge in France that is so chaotic and strange, it has beenclassified as a museum: http: //www.jill-culiner.comHer non-fiction, Finding Home in the Footsteps of the Jewish Fusgeyers won the Joseph and Faye Tanenbaum Prize for Canadian Jewish History and was shortlisted for the ForeWord Magazine Award. Her biography of a nineteenth-century rebel Yiddish poet and singer, A Contrary Journey with Velvel Zbarzher, Bard, was published by Claret Press in 2022.
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