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    Plain folk just doing their duty

    Oct 11, 2020 2 minutes
    by REBECCA HILL

    ike her award-winning (2016), Catherine Chidgey’s sixth novel is set in Nazi Germany, this time with adult protagonists. The novel – more than 500 pages of it – is the story of Lenard Weber, a “part-Jewish” doctor with a homemade machine that might cure cancer; Greta Hahn, a young German woman

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