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The second part of Primo Levi's Holocaust memoir, continuing from where ''Literature/IfThisIsAMan'' left off, which details the author's long and convoluted journey home to his native Italy, and provides a lesser-seen picture of the continuing struggles - mental and physical - of those few who were fortunate enough to survive the slaughter.
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The second part of Primo Levi's Holocaust memoir, continuing from where ''Literature/IfThisIsAMan'' left off, which opens on the liberation of Auschwitz by the Russians, and details the author's long and convoluted journey home to his native Italy, and provides a lesser-seen picture of the continuing struggles - mental and physical - of those few who were fortunate enough to survive the slaughter.
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