Two very different refugees share a similar trauma: an imaginary conversation.
What if a Jewish teenager who fled Russian pogroms could sit down with the tsar’s own aide-de-camp?
In this imagined dialogue crafted by Ed Tick and Nick Grabbe, their grandparents — Minnie and Alexander — confront a shared history of trauma, privilege, and displacement. “My enemy is someone whose story I have not yet heard,” Minnie says.
Read how two descendants bridged an impossible divide.
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