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Peril From Jackboots To Jack Benny Pearl Goodman

Name: Peril From Jackboots To Jack Benny Pearl Goodman
SKU: BELL-4073538
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (80 reviews)

SKU: BELL-4073538

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Publisher: Bridgeross Communications

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.15 MB

Pages: 274

Author: Pearl Goodman

ISBN: 9780987824462, 0987824465

Language: English

Year: 2012

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Peril From Jackboots To Jack Benny Pearl Goodman by Pearl Goodman 9780987824462, 0987824465 instant download after payment.

The daughter of Holocaust survivors, Pearl Goodman grew up in Toronto in the 1960s. In this exceptionally original memoir, written with wry humor and a sharp satirical eye, she juxtaposes popular culture with the jarring transitions and contradictions in her and her parents' lives. Striving to make sense of her emerging identity, she invokes TV shows, ads, movies, and distinctive details of the material and ideological landscape, while interweaving them with her parents' harrowing wartime experiences of concentration and refugee camps, and the drama and uncertainty of their postwar emigration first to Israel, and then to Canada