The Cellist of Dachau

The Cellist of DachauAuthor: Martin Goodman ISBN: 9781909954885 Publisher: Barbican Press Year first published: 01 Feb 2024 Pages: 330 Format: Paperback softback The Cellist of Dachau is an acclaimed and 'masterful' novel of the Holocaust the legacy that haunts us, and the music that binds us. In 1938, Otto Schalmik, a 19 year old musician from a Jewish family in Vienna, is arrested by Nazi police. Transported to Dachau, he is summoned to the home of the camp's Adjutant,

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