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One man, his piano and their miraculous survival.

''Extraordinary'' Baroness Julia Neuberger
''Powerful and gruelling ... an almost unimaginable story of horror and survival'' Mail on Sunday
''Stunning. A beautiful blend of action, poetry, thought-provoking comment and music ... just brilliant'' James Ainscough OBE
''A gripping narrative of suffering, loss and survival, with music at its heart'' Fiona Maddocks

All future, freedom and success lay ahead of young pianist Stephen de Bastion in 1930s Hungary. Life whirled headily around cocktails, romance, applause and the buzz of Budapest late into the night. Then, 1939. Stephen''s world disintegrates and this becomes a story of his brutal descent, of his time in labour camps, of Mauthausen and Gunskirchen and the unimaginable horrors he endured during the Holocaust as a man of Jewish descent. Yet, this is also a tale of extraordinary escape ... and the piano, waiting for

The Piano Player of Budapest

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      Publisher: Little, Brown Book Group
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 01/06/2024
      ISBN13: 9781472147844, 978-1472147844
      ISBN10: 1472147847
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      Description

      Book Synopsis

      One man, his piano and their miraculous survival.

      ''Extraordinary''       Baroness Julia Neuberger
      ''Powerful and gruelling ... an almost unimaginable story of horror and survival'' Mail on Sunday
      ''Stunning. A beautiful blend of action, poetry, thought-provoking comment and music ... just brilliant'' James Ainscough OBE
      ''A gripping narrative of suffering, loss and survival, with music at its heart'' Fiona Maddocks

      All future, freedom and success lay ahead of young pianist Stephen de Bastion in 1930s Hungary. Life whirled headily around cocktails, romance, applause and the buzz of Budapest late into the night. Then, 1939. Stephen''s world disintegrates and this becomes a story of his brutal descent, of his time in labour camps, of Mauthausen and Gunskirchen and the unimaginable horrors he endured during the Holocaust as a man of Jewish descent. Yet, this is also a tale of extraordinary escape ... and the piano, waiting for

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