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“....grips and holds like popular fiction, but its themes and complexity encourage the reader to slow down …. Absolution is not history, but maybe something better than history: an account that gathers many threads and shows in unmistakable fashion how extraordinary times change people, and how the consequences of one's actions can come decades after the actions.”
Reviewer: David Frauenfelder
Sunday, November 11, 2007
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