The book opens with Elli Friedmann and her mother and brother returning to their home town of Samorin after they were liberated by the Russian soldiers. Unlike some of the other returning Jews, they did find their home relatively intact ...
Originating, (or as far back as we could find) from a little place called Mliecno, today a part of Samorin in Slovakia - Austrohungary by then. We called the reunion Frankl 28 due to the fact that my Great-Grandmother was one of 28 ...
