Book review: Dancing With The Enemy: My Family’s Holocaust Secret

Raised as Roman Catholic, Paul Glaser is shocked to discover a suitcase with his name on it, during a visit to Auschwitz, and he uncovers his father’s Jewish roots and learns about his estranged Aunt Rosie during World War II.

Sat, 06 Jun, 2015 - 01:00

Review: Georgina Rodgers

Paul Glaser

OneWorld, €20.55; ebook, €15.73

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Courts Arts Film & TV Books Book review Dancing With The Enemy Place: Auschwitz Place: Western Europe Person: Paul Glaser Person: Rosie Event: World War II.Event: Holocaust Organisation: Roman Catholic Organisation: Oneworld Organisation: Nazis

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