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London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1983. Translated by Ralph Manheim; 128 pages, last three pages blank, illustrated dust jacket. "In the memory of every Holocaust survivor lies, as well as a rich source of trauma, a remarkable novel. In the memory of those who, like Jona Oberski, were children, there exist the most remarkable stories of all. For a child sees the barbarities of such an event not in terms of race or politics, but the way a Martian would see them, as amazing and stupefying instances of the cruelty of man. Jona Oberski conveys this amazement in an unembroidered and memorial way. In the voice of such a child, all the obscenities of race-hate are laid bare." -- Thomas Keneally. First English Translation. Black Papered Boards. Very Good/Good -- Price Clipped. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. Novel.