21 Aldgate

Written by Patricia Friedberg

Narrated by Rebecca Shelbourn-Timm

A love story bears witness to bias and propaganda, which influenced a privileged society. -- Clara Simon quit her job at Abbott's law firm over his increasingly shabby treatment of Jewish clients, but soon realized the seriousness of her actions. Giving up any job in post-WWI London meant taking a chance. A meeting with a former Abbott employee resulted in a job offer in Chelsea. So she agreed to meet French artist Paul Maze, who needed help to write his memoir.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Dreamscape Media
• Release date: Feb 4, 2014
• ISBN: 9781666584134

Patricia Friedberg

Patricia Friedberg grew up in London during WWII. She attended the Henrietta Barnett School and later the London School of Journalism. Soon after her marriage, she left England to live for many years in South Africa and in the Rhodesias - now Zambia and Zimbabwe, where she was a journalist and writer of documentaries. She has co-authored two illustrated children's books, Dear Sammie: A Letter to a Grandchild of Divorcing Parents, and Dear Jake.