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Very Good. Very Good condition. Good dust jacket. A copy that may have a few cosmetic defects. May also contain a few markings such as an owner's name, short gifter's inscription or light stamp.
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Very Good. GREAT BOOK! MILD WEAR & LIBRARY STAMP CUT OUT ON BACK SIDE OF DUSTJACKET. LIGHTLY AGED, STAMPED ON EDGES, NO MARKINGS IN TEXT. Publisher: This is the tale of two boys, one a Christian and one a Jew, in a Polish town during the twenties and thirties. Jurek's and Lolek's lives were to be changed by the anti-Semitism and then by the Nazis, the war, and deportations. But the bond between them was to prove stronger than all other forces and, almost half a century later brought together the Polish Pope and his Jewish friend. ""Publishers Weekly: This little gem of a book recounts the story of a friendship lost and a friendship regained. Pope John Paul II and Jerzy Kluger were close school friends in Wadowice, Poland, until they were separated by the Nazis and the war. In 1965, the two were reunited in Rome; and in 1989, on the occasion of the unveiling of a commemorative plaque at the Wadowice synagogue, the Pope writes a letter to Kluger urging a solidarity between Jews and Catholics based upon the memory of their common suffering during the war in Poland. A heartwarming story that offers glimpses into the personal experiences behind Pope John Paul's well-known condemnations of anti-Semitism. (Jan. )
