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There are scenes in this book that the reader will never forget...And there are fascinating, exceptional characters, admirably portrayed...what Pilson tells of the survivors, the representatives of a humanity that seemed so natural before the war, is not only deeply moving but heartening and invigorating as well. Rereading the story, one begins, once more, to believe in man... -- Mircea Eliade, from the Introduction There are scenes in this book that the reader will never forget...And there are fascinating, exceptional characters, admirably portrayed...what Pilson tells of the survivors, the representatives of a humanity that seemed so natural before the war, is not only deeply moving but heartening and invigorating as well. Rereading the story, one begins, once more, to believe in man... -- Mircea Eliade, from the Introduction