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Part of the Peter Owen World Series: Serbia
Albert Weisz disappears in his early childhood. To save the young boy from the horrors of a Nazi concentration camp, his father makes a hole in the floor of the cattle truck taking his and other Jewish families to their deaths. He then pushes Albert s brother Elijah and then Albert through and down on to the tracks, hoping that someone will find and take pity on the two boys in the white winter night.
In an attempt to understand the true nature of evil, David shows us that it is necessary to walk in two worlds: the material one in which evil
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Part of the Peter Owen World Series: Serbia

Albert Weisz disappears in his early childhood. To save the young boy from the horrors of a Nazi concentration camp, his father makes a hole in the floor of the cattle truck taking his and other Jewish families to their deaths. He then pushes Albert s brother Elijah and then Albert through and down on to the tracks, hoping that someone will find and take pity on the two boys in the white winter night.

In an attempt to understand the true nature of evil, David shows us that it is necessary to walk in two worlds: the material one in which evil occurs and the alternative world of dreams, premonitions and visions in which we try to come to terms with the dangers around us. With its intricate plot and interweaving of fact and fiction, The House of Remembering and Forgetting grapples with the paradoxical and painful dilemma of whether to choose to remember or to forget.


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Autorenporträt
FILIP DAVID (b. 1940, Belgrade) is one of Serbia's most prolific writers. Born to a Jewish family during the holocaust, his work in fiction, non-fiction and television often critically explores the nature of evil.