Undeliverable: A Letter of Reminiscence - Isaac Lipschits historical fiction as religious and secular parties

as religious and secular parties vied over their futures in what would soon be Israel

London Review of Books

SISTERHOOD AND THE TANGLED THREADS OF FATE

Remembrance Day with reverent awe during solemn ceremonies and municipal gatherings attended by a few remaining survivors

creates a powerful context for the Huygens’ story in her preface

Undeliverable: A Letter of Reminiscence - Isaac Lipschits historical fiction as religious and secular partiesThe last time saw you was nearly fifty years ago. Fathar and you were in hiding at Uncle Pier and Aunt Nel's place on Schleweg. I was somewhere in the Crooswijk district with people who were very apprehensive about having the small Jewish boy that they had taken Into their house [..) For a long time I have put off writing this letter. But someone has to report to you what happened to our family and to your and Father's siblings. I am the only one who