A Family Madness (2016)
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The weather was not entirely the reason. Genia and I were aware that Moscow and the tyrant had not fallen. I believe we even knew the name of Marshal Zhukov, who had somehow created the crisis which was felt right back here in Staroviche, the crisis being that the survival of Moscow encouraged partisan groups. Genia and I went by car with the Kuzichs to school, two motorcycle policemen preceding the limousine, an armed driver at the wheel, an armed policeman riding with us in the back. This poli...ceman made a fuss of us—he was only a young man, a farmer from the Staroviche area. One day he let us all briefly handle his submachine gun, take its blue-gray oily weight into our own hands. The exercise made me uneasy, because I wondered what would happen if the partisans attacked our car then, while the weapon was in my grasp or Genia’s.
It was known though that the partisans were forest people. Like goblins they came to town only on the most extraordinary occasions. There was that consolation—the thought of them only caused unease in a darkened room at night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The weather was not entirely the reason. Genia and I were aware that Moscow and the tyrant had not fallen. I believe we even knew the name of Marshal Zhukov, who had somehow created the crisis which was felt right back here in Staroviche, the crisis being that the survival of Moscow encouraged partisan groups. Genia and I went by car with the Kuzichs to school, two motorcycle policemen preceding the limousine, an armed driver at the wheel, an armed policeman riding with us in the back. This poli...ceman made a fuss of us—he was only a young man, a farmer from the Staroviche area. One day he let us all briefly handle his submachine gun, take its blue-gray oily weight into our own hands. The exercise made me uneasy, because I wondered what would happen if the partisans attacked our car then, while the weapon was in my grasp or Genia’s.
It was known though that the partisans were forest people. Like goblins they came to town only on the most extraordinary occasions. There was that consolation—the thought of them only caused unease in a darkened room at night.
What to read after A Family Madness?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Keneally to read onlineMoreLess
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