Manuscript restoration expert discovers rare Haggadah during Bosnian War from "summary" of People of the Book by Geraldine Brooks
The story takes us back to the Bosnian War, a time of chaos and destruction. Amidst the turmoil, a manuscript restoration expert named Hanna Heath stumbles upon a rare and valuable Haggadah - a Jewish text used during Passover. The discovery of this ancient manuscript is nothing short of miraculous, as it survived centuries of war, persecution, and neglect. As Hanna carefully examines the Haggadah, she uncovers clues that reveal its fascinating history. Each stain, tear, and smudge on the pages tells a story of its own, connecting the book to different time periods and places. Through her meticulous work, Hanna is able to piece together the journey of the Haggadah, shedding light on its origins and the people who have safeguarded it over the years. The Haggadah's journey takes us on a captivating adventure across Europe, from 15th-century Spain to 19th-century Vienna. Along the way, we meet a diverse cast of characters - from a scr...
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