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The third novel in the "Small Worlds" series records the cruel fate of the villagers of Krimsk as they encounter the 20th century's greatest agents of evil: Joseph Stalin and Adolph Hitler.

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Praise for Two for the Devil: "Vividly chronicles the extraordinary daily lives of the citizens of Krimsk...[Mr. Hoffman's] sympathetic presentation of these characters reveals much about the tension between human desire and belief, about the complexities of conscience and commitment." - New York Times Book Review "First-rate fiction: reminiscent...of such precursors as Sholem Aleichem, but possessed of distinctive individual strengths and firmly rooted in its characters strange new land and even stranger adventures." - Kirkus Reviews "Hoffman fashions a haunting, bittersweet story of exile, dislocation and redemption in the Promised Land...Robust humor, insight into human nature and an absence of sentimentality augment Hoffman's storytelling skills." - Publishers Weekly, starred review

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      Publisher: Abbeville Press Inc.,U.S.
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 17/09/1998
      ISBN13: 9780789203977, 978-0789203977
      ISBN10: 789203979

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      The third novel in the "Small Worlds" series records the cruel fate of the villagers of Krimsk as they encounter the 20th century's greatest agents of evil: Joseph Stalin and Adolph Hitler.

      Trade Review
      Praise for Two for the Devil: "Vividly chronicles the extraordinary daily lives of the citizens of Krimsk...[Mr. Hoffman's] sympathetic presentation of these characters reveals much about the tension between human desire and belief, about the complexities of conscience and commitment." - New York Times Book Review "First-rate fiction: reminiscent...of such precursors as Sholem Aleichem, but possessed of distinctive individual strengths and firmly rooted in its characters strange new land and even stranger adventures." - Kirkus Reviews "Hoffman fashions a haunting, bittersweet story of exile, dislocation and redemption in the Promised Land...Robust humor, insight into human nature and an absence of sentimentality augment Hoffman's storytelling skills." - Publishers Weekly, starred review

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