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In 1948, Zissman emigrated from Europe to Chicago with his family, at the age of 26. He has lectured about his experiences during the Holocaust at a number of schools and organizations across the country, which he now shares in book form. The author describes Jewish life in prewar Poland, the German invasion of Poland and his incarceration in a forced labor camp, and his escape to Russia where he fought alongside Soviet partisans, only to encounter new prejudice from his Soviet comrades. No subject index. Annotation ©2006 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
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Ronny Davis
reviewed The Warriors: My Life as a Jewish Soviet Partisan on July 21, 2010
The Warriors: My Life as a Jewish Soviet Partisan
This may be a generalization, but most writers can be divided into those who prioritize craft and those who prioritize politics. Chin belongs to the latter. I don't mean that he can't write well. The first essay of the collection shows that he is knowledgeable of the writing craft, but with the additional essays, it becomes clear that he cares more about his message.
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