The Cap, or The Price of a Life by Roman Frister

The Cap, or The Price of a Life by Roman Frister

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Frister was born into a wealthy, educated Jewish Polish family. His future was assured until war broke out in 1939. The seminal experience of life in a death camp serves as a fulcrum upon which his whole life is balanced and in this poignant book he shows how it has coloured, both directly and indirectly, his entire existence.

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The Cap, or The Price of a Life by Roman Frister

In this biography, Roman Frister tells the story of his metamorphosis: from happy child to merciless concentration camp prisoner, from branded captive to passionate lover and bohemian, determined never again to let control of his life slip from his hands.
Roman Frister is a journalist living in Israel. He was editor and a reporter on the Israeli daily newspaper Ha'aretz and now runs the School of Journalism in Tel Aviv.
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ISBN 13 9780753810965
ISBN 10 0753810964
Title The Cap, or The Price of a Life
Author Roman Frister
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Orion Publishing Co
Year published 2000-07-06
Number of pages 400
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.