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The Talking Box

Abraham Drori
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Pages
24
Year
2013
Language
English
Publisher
Xlibris AU

About

This is a true story I was telling my grand children. They were astonished when they heard that only radio in the neighborhood. They live with computers, iphones, ipads, etc Even today, every time I see them, they don't allow me to go without telling them a story. This is one of the stories which reflects the life in Jerusalem at years of the 30's and 40's of the 20th century. Jerusalem was a small town; a few people had a radio at home. People did not know and did not hear about radio. This gives you the background of life in Israel at the last century - kind of housing, unpaved streets and windows where one can see who and how people live. This story will give the reader who reads the story to his/her children a vision of life in other parts of the world.

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  • Beginner
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