The invisible bridge /
Orringer, Julie,
The invisible bridge / - First edition. - x, 602 pages ; 25 cm
"A Borzoi book"--Title page verso.
A Letter -- The Western Europe Express -- The Quartier Latin -- Ecole Speciale -- Theatre Sarah-Bernhardt -- Work -- A Luncheon -- Gare D'Orsay -- Bois de Vincennes -- Rue de Sevigne -- Winter Holiday -- What Happened at the Studio -- Visitor -- A Haircut -- In the Tuileries -- The Stone Cottage -- Synagogue de la Victoire -- Caf�e Bedouin -- An Alley -- A Dead Man -- A Dinner Party -- Signorina di Sabato -- Sportsclub Saint-Germain -- The S.S. Ile De France -- The Hungarian Consulate -- Subcarpathia -- The Snow Goose -- Furlough -- Banhida Camp -- Barna and the General -- Tamas Levi -- Szentendre Yard -- Passage to the East -- Turka -- The Tatars in Hungary -- A Fire in the Snow -- An Escape -- Occupation -- Farewell -- Nightmare -- The Dead -- A Name. Part One: The Street of Schools. Part Two: Broken Glass. Part Three: Departures and Arrivals. Part Four: The Invisible Bridge. Part Five: By Fire.
An unforgettable story of three brothers, of history and love, of marriage tested by disaster, of a Jewish family's struggle against annihilation, and of the dangerous power of art in a time of war.
9781400041169 (hardcover) 1400041163
2009046498
Architecture students--Fiction.
Jews--Hungary--Fiction.
Brothers--Fiction.
Jews--Persecutions--Fiction.
World War, 1939-1945--Europe--Fiction.
Architecture as Topic--Fictional Works.
Jews--Hungary--Fictional Works.
Siblings--Fictional Works.
World War I--Europe--Fictional Works.
Budapest (Hungary)--Fiction.
Paris (France)--Fiction.
Jewish fiction.
Love stories.
Historical fiction.
Jewish fiction.
PS3615.R59 / I68 2010
813/.6
The invisible bridge / - First edition. - x, 602 pages ; 25 cm
"A Borzoi book"--Title page verso.
A Letter -- The Western Europe Express -- The Quartier Latin -- Ecole Speciale -- Theatre Sarah-Bernhardt -- Work -- A Luncheon -- Gare D'Orsay -- Bois de Vincennes -- Rue de Sevigne -- Winter Holiday -- What Happened at the Studio -- Visitor -- A Haircut -- In the Tuileries -- The Stone Cottage -- Synagogue de la Victoire -- Caf�e Bedouin -- An Alley -- A Dead Man -- A Dinner Party -- Signorina di Sabato -- Sportsclub Saint-Germain -- The S.S. Ile De France -- The Hungarian Consulate -- Subcarpathia -- The Snow Goose -- Furlough -- Banhida Camp -- Barna and the General -- Tamas Levi -- Szentendre Yard -- Passage to the East -- Turka -- The Tatars in Hungary -- A Fire in the Snow -- An Escape -- Occupation -- Farewell -- Nightmare -- The Dead -- A Name. Part One: The Street of Schools. Part Two: Broken Glass. Part Three: Departures and Arrivals. Part Four: The Invisible Bridge. Part Five: By Fire.
An unforgettable story of three brothers, of history and love, of marriage tested by disaster, of a Jewish family's struggle against annihilation, and of the dangerous power of art in a time of war.
9781400041169 (hardcover) 1400041163
2009046498
Architecture students--Fiction.
Jews--Hungary--Fiction.
Brothers--Fiction.
Jews--Persecutions--Fiction.
World War, 1939-1945--Europe--Fiction.
Architecture as Topic--Fictional Works.
Jews--Hungary--Fictional Works.
Siblings--Fictional Works.
World War I--Europe--Fictional Works.
Budapest (Hungary)--Fiction.
Paris (France)--Fiction.
Jewish fiction.
Love stories.
Historical fiction.
Jewish fiction.
PS3615.R59 / I68 2010
813/.6