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Urn:lcp:csardasnovel00pear:epub:1ea831d0-5add-45dc-b5a6-b176ffb3bdec Foldoutcount 0 Identifier csardasnovel00pear Identifier-ark ark:/13960/t51g1cf3h Isbn 0449228851ĩ780449228852 Ocr ABBYY FineReader 8.0 Ocr_converted abbyy-to-hocr 1.1.11 Ocr_module_version 0.0.14 Openlibrary_edition Urn:lcp:csardasnovel00pear:lcpdf:b8fd8f30-92d6-45f0-8c02-f1c2d99a2461 The name Diane Pearson has over 200 birth records, 25 death records, 31 criminal/court records, 659 address records, 228 phone records & more. However, a potentially successful popular effort even if heavy to carry on the subway.Access-restricted-item true Addeddate 16:39:31 Bookplateleaf 0008 Boxid IA117509 Camera Canon 5D City Greenwich Conn. Although offering a certain clarity this genre often lacks-you can keep track of the players without a scorecard-the even, earnest narration does not really offer much hard insight into either the times or the complexities of human adaptation to the agonies of change and devastation. She was President of the Romantic Novelists Association for twenty-five years. But at the close, even Janos begins to rebel at the authoritarian Communist party which he had fought for during the war. Diane Pearson worked in publishing for four decades and is the author of seven novels, including the bestselling CSARDAS. Some die in labor camps, and some survive, thanks to Janos. Eva and Malie both lose their first loves Malie's man is killed Eva's dashing lover suffers a mental breakdown and will become a fascist who informs on Eva, Malie, Kati, their parents, two husbands and children, because of Jewish marriages. The ravages of wars, revolutions, occupations-Nazi and Russian-are viewed through the family fortunes. Csardas by Diane Pearson Paperback Book 21.54 Free shipping Csardas by Pearson Diane, Pearson Diane, Brand New, Free shipping in the US 22.44 Free shipping Csardas by Pearson Diane, Pearson Diane, Like New Used, Free shipping in th. They are about to welcome Janos, the suitor of Eva's daughter-son of one of their former peasants and a Communist official.

This Hungarian family dynasty tale begins just before WW I when two beautiful aristocrats, the Ferenc girls, Malie and Eva, set out for their plain cousin Kati's birthday ball and it ends in 1956 as the two elderly sisters, battered by war and loss, relive their youth.

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