Mother Country - Charlesworth, Monique
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Présentation Mother Country de Charlesworth, Monique Format Broché
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Résumé : Inge was German, half Jewish and a Holocaust survivor, all of which she denied. Charismatic and able, she surged through life from Germany to the UK, Brussels, Morocco and France, constantly reinventing herself along the way. Compelling, frank, and witty, Monique Charlesworth has dug deep into her mother?s story to finally reveal the truth.
Biographie: MONIQUE CHARLESWORTH was born in Birkenhead, England, and has lived in France and Germany. A graduate of the National Film and Television School, she has written television dramas for the BBC. She is the author of four novels, including the highly acclaimed The Children's War, which was partly a fictionalised story of her mother's escape from Germany during the War. She lives with her husband in London.
Sommaire: A true story of the passionate and tragi-comic relationship between a mother running from her past in Hitler's Germany and a daughter running towards it. Inge was German, half-Jewish and a Holocaust survivor, all of which she chose to deny until the very end. Talented and able, charismatic and infuriating, she surged through life constantly reinventing herself. Sent out of Nazi Germany to the souks of Mekn?s, she fled a freezing attic in war-torn Brussels to land in a council estate in Birkenhead. London offered the escapee a new start until her past caught up with her. Triumph finally came in France where nobody knew who she was - least of all the friends who adored her. Led by emotions she could barely understand, let alone control, Inge divided, and often she conquered.?After her death, deep secrets emerged. ?Her daughters knew that she had always misled others - but not that they, too, might be collateral damage. Compelling, frank, and witty, this memoir is part detective story, part daughterly fury.?Drawn to embrace the identity her mother could not bear, Monique Charlesworth has dug deep into Inge's story, unveiling tragedy, passion, heartbreak and, finally, the truth.
Shortlisted for the Times Literary Supplement Ackerley Prize 2024
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