Jacqueline Jacqueline

Jean-Claude Grumber dedicates this book to his wife, with whom he has lived for almost sixty years. There is no distance between life and word here: everyday details, family memory, the pain of loss, and rare flashes of humor exist side by side. Personal mourning constantly intersects with the history of Jewish trauma experienced by the author's generation. Therefore, the story of marital intimacy is connected with the memory of a past that is broader than one family.