These Are the Names (2015)
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The question now was how they were to bury him. You couldn’t simply stuff a rabbi into a hole in the ground, could you? His wife had been lying in the Jewish cemetery at Smogy for the last twenty years, their only daughter emigrating to Israel long ago. No one knew how to find her, to inform her of her father’s death.
‘So how do you even know she exists?’ Pontus Beg asked police sergeant Frantiçek Koller.
‘The cleaning lady,’ Koller said.
‘Her name?’ Koller flipped through his notepa...d. ‘Valeria Belenko.’ ‘The daughter’s name, man.’ Koller’s eyes skittered across his notes. ‘Ariëlla Herz.’ ‘No other kin?’ ‘Nope.’ ‘No address book? Envelopes with a return address?’ ‘Maybe Yiri could take a look?’ ‘Tell him to come back with an address for that daughter, and a phone number. And tell him to find someone who knows how to bury a Jew.’ Koller shook his head. ‘The cleaning lady said there aren’t any left.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The question now was how they were to bury him. You couldn’t simply stuff a rabbi into a hole in the ground, could you? His wife had been lying in the Jewish cemetery at Smogy for the last twenty years, their only daughter emigrating to Israel long ago. No one knew how to find her, to inform her of her father’s death.
‘So how do you even know she exists?’ Pontus Beg asked police sergeant Frantiçek Koller.
‘The cleaning lady,’ Koller said.
‘Her name?’ Koller flipped through his notepa...d. ‘Valeria Belenko.’ ‘The daughter’s name, man.’ Koller’s eyes skittered across his notes. ‘Ariëlla Herz.’ ‘No other kin?’ ‘Nope.’ ‘No address book? Envelopes with a return address?’ ‘Maybe Yiri could take a look?’ ‘Tell him to come back with an address for that daughter, and a phone number. And tell him to find someone who knows how to bury a Jew.’ Koller shook his head. ‘The cleaning lady said there aren’t any left.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tommy Wieringa to read onlineMoreLess
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