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The Butcher's Daughter: Echoes Of The Shoah By Florence Grende

WAMC Northeast Public Radio | By Joe Donahue
Published April 18, 2017 at 10:34 AM EDT
Book Cover - The Butcher's Daughter

The Jewish Federation Connecting with Community series presents The Butcher's Daughter: Echoes of the Shoah with author and published poet, Florence Grende on Monday April 24th.

Grende offers a gripping, at times haunting, family history by the daughter of a Holocaust survivor. The Butchers Daughter is an account of the devastation of war and the marks left on the succeeding generation. 

Florence Grende will read from her book at Water Street Books in Williamstown, MA on April 27. 
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