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The truce
a survivor's journey home from Auschwitz
Book • 1963
In 'The Truce', Primo Levi recounts his eight-month journey from Auschwitz back to Turin, Italy, after the camp's liberation.
The book vividly describes his experiences in various displaced persons camps and his encounters with diverse characters during his travels through Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union.
Levi's narrative is marked by its vivid portrayal of humanity and the challenges of returning to normal life after such traumatic events.
The book vividly describes his experiences in various displaced persons camps and his encounters with diverse characters during his travels through Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union.
Levi's narrative is marked by its vivid portrayal of humanity and the challenges of returning to normal life after such traumatic events.
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