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The Children's Republic
Paperback, 144 pages ISBN: 9780369101457Publication Date:
26 May 2022
Size: 215mm x 136mm£22.99

The Children's Republic

By Hannah Moscovitch

Paperback £22.99

Confined within the walls of the Warsaw Ghetto, Dr Janusz Korczak struggles to protect the children at his orphanage from the horrors of the Second World War. There is not enough food or pairs of eyes to keep watch over them. Between a troublemaking thief, an abandoned girl, a malnourished boy, and a violin prodigy, Janusz has his hands full, but together they fight for beauty and hope in a world crumbling around them.

Based on the advocacy work of Dr Janusz Korczak, Hannah Moscovitch's powerful play The Children's Republic is a reminder of the hope that can still be found in a world devoid of freedom and the necessities of life.

Press Quotes

'Hannah Moscovitch has found a fresh window into one of the most extensively documented horrors of the Second World War'

Globe and Mail

'Moscovitch's truthful and nuanced dialogue tells the story of The Children's Republic with great dexterity and heart, creating characters so palpably real it's all you can do to not leap out of your chair and try to save them'

My Entertainment World
Paperback,144 pages ISBN: 9780369101457Publication Date:
26 May 2022
Size: 215mm x 136mm£22.99

Also by Hannah Moscovitch:

Secret Life of a Mother
Sexual Misconduct of the Middle Classes

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