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Ida Vos

    December 13, 1931 – April 3, 2006

    Ida Vos's literary work is deeply rooted in her experiences as a Jewish girl during World War II, exploring themes of lost freedom and the profound impact of hiding from Nazi occupation. Her writing, which encompasses both adult and children's literature, emerged from her personal journey to process wartime trauma, initially through poetry before evolving into stories and children's books. Vos's distinctive voice offers readers an honest and moving perspective on childhood shaped by conflict, highlighting the resilience of the human spirit. Her narratives powerfully convey the emotional and psychological toll of war on young lives.

    Tanzen auf der Brücke von Avignon
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    Der lachende Engel
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