The Hand That Signed the Paper
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Author: Helen Darville
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 168
Winner, Australian/Vogel Literary Award 1993 'The brothers Kovalenko.did not kill Jews just because they were poor and Ukrainian, and did not know any better. They killed Jews because they believed that they themselves were savages.' The Hand that Signed the Paper tells the story of Vitaly, a Ukrainian peasant, who endures the destruction of his village and family by Stalin's communism. He welcomes the Nazi invasion in 1941 and willingly enlists in the SS Death Squads to take a horrifying revenge against those he perceives to be his persecutors. This remarkable novel, a shocking story of the hatred that gives evil life, is also an eloquent plea for peace and justice.
Author: Helen Darville
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 168
Winner, Australian/Vogel Literary Award 1993 'The brothers Kovalenko.did not kill Jews just because they were poor and Ukrainian, and did not know any better. They killed Jews because they believed that they themselves were savages.' The Hand that Signed the Paper tells the story of Vitaly, a Ukrainian peasant, who endures the destruction of his village and family by Stalin's communism. He welcomes the Nazi invasion in 1941 and willingly enlists in the SS Death Squads to take a horrifying revenge against those he perceives to be his persecutors. This remarkable novel, a shocking story of the hatred that gives evil life, is also an eloquent plea for peace and justice.
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NB: This is a secondhand book in very good condition. See our FAQs for more information. Please note that the jacket image is indicative only. A description of our secondhand books is not always available. Please contact us if you have a question about this title.
Author: Helen Darville
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 168
Winner, Australian/Vogel Literary Award 1993 'The brothers Kovalenko.did not kill Jews just because they were poor and Ukrainian, and did not know any better. They killed Jews because they believed that they themselves were savages.' The Hand that Signed the Paper tells the story of Vitaly, a Ukrainian peasant, who endures the destruction of his village and family by Stalin's communism. He welcomes the Nazi invasion in 1941 and willingly enlists in the SS Death Squads to take a horrifying revenge against those he perceives to be his persecutors. This remarkable novel, a shocking story of the hatred that gives evil life, is also an eloquent plea for peace and justice.
Author: Helen Darville
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 168
Winner, Australian/Vogel Literary Award 1993 'The brothers Kovalenko.did not kill Jews just because they were poor and Ukrainian, and did not know any better. They killed Jews because they believed that they themselves were savages.' The Hand that Signed the Paper tells the story of Vitaly, a Ukrainian peasant, who endures the destruction of his village and family by Stalin's communism. He welcomes the Nazi invasion in 1941 and willingly enlists in the SS Death Squads to take a horrifying revenge against those he perceives to be his persecutors. This remarkable novel, a shocking story of the hatred that gives evil life, is also an eloquent plea for peace and justice.
The Hand That Signed the Paper
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