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Content:
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In The Border, Inge and Hans Wendler, a young Jewish couple, leave Vienna following the Anschluss. They go to Paris and then to the Spanish border. Their companion is Walter Benjamin. Their story is told through linked diaries, letters, interviews and poems, which potray the three main characters as they pursue their own love story to its end.
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Publisher:
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Marion Boyars, New York,1990
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Additional Details:
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113 pages, paperback, 13.5cmX21.5cm, good condition: clean and tight copy with some yellowing to pages. ISBN 0-7145-2900-1.
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Opening:
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Sydney, 9 September 1983
- A glass of tea? Or maybe a little schnapps?
The old woman`s hair was arranged carefully about her perfectly shaped skull like skeins of beige silk. As the boy hesitated, she chuckled, and rose briskly on her neat, stick legs to bring over two glasses and a bottle of cognac.
(Elaine Feinstein: The Border, page 11)
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