In Russian. Short description: Rada Polischuk. Lapserdak from flaps. Moscow, 2012. The book of the famous Russian writer Rada Polishchuk, the continuation of the saga about the fate of Russian Jewry, who fell into a giant meat grinder of the twentieth century. The first books of this saga are Odessa Stories, or the Confused ABC of Memory, Family, Family, Mishpuha. In the Footsteps of Grandfather’s Prayer. Lapserdak from flaps. And from what else can a lapserdak be sewn – a symbol of lost time, if there is not a single piece of fabric, if even the strongest and most weightless fabric in the world – the fabric of memories – gapes with giant holes? As if with a spotlight, the writer snatches out of the darkness of oblivion the fate of his characters, full of anxieties, joys, sorrows, courage of confrontation and faith. Please feel free to contact us for a detailed description of the copies available. SKUMS002041