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90 Charles Street: Girlhood in an immigrant Jewish family in Greenwich Village

90 Charles Street: Girlhood in an immigrant Jewish family in Greenwich Village

Paperback

Series: Holocaust Heritage

Biographies GeneralHolocaust

ISBN10: 949354110X
ISBN13: 9789493541108
Publisher: Amsterdam Publishers
Published: Oct 19 2026
Pages: 248
Weight: 0.74
Height: 0.56 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

On 90 Charles Street in Greenwich Village, New York City, the doors do not close, and the dead and the living move seamlessly together.

Jennifer is raised to be seen but not heard in this religious Jewish household, where she becomes a keen observer of her immigrant family's jovial unhappiness while struggling to learn the quiet problem-solving abilities required of Orthodox women. Her mother, who fled from Switzerland in 1938, creates routines, regimenting every minute of the day, while her father's childhood, his deportation from Poland to the Soviet Gulag in Siberia, casts a shadow over the mundane texture of life in New York.

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