three generations of unexpectedly dramatic family saga
 

by

P. S. Ehrlich
 

Revised Anniversary Edition
 

 

   

To be honest, to be kind—to earn a little and spend a little less, to make upon the whole a family happier for his presence, to renounce when that shall be necessary and not to be embittered, to keep a few friends, but these without capitulation—above all, on the same grim condition, to keep friends with himself—here is a task for all that a man has of fortitude and delicacy.

—Robert Louis Stevenson

 

 


Introduction


PART ONE:  Kolozsvár

 1    Józsi

Appendix A:   Ehrlichs—The Previous Generation

 2    Matyu

Appendix B:   The Kohns/Kuns in Kolozsvár

 3    Apart and Together

Appendix C:   Berta's Death and Resting Place

Appendix D:   Casa Matei Corvin—and the House Next Door

 4    Mártuka

 5    Episodes and Happenings

 6    Kivándorol Amerikába


PART TWO:  CHICAGO

 7    Departure and Arrival

 8    The First American Year

Appendix E:   The American Cousins

 9    Gyurika

10   Furriery

11   New Deal on Devon

12   Martha and George


PART THREE:  AND BEYOND

13   New Horizons

14   Left All by Ourselves

Appendix F:   Jenő’s Family

15   A Strange Funny World

Appendix G:   The Guthries, Chessers, and Lewises

16   The Little Princess

17   The Little Postscript

18   Fortitude and Delicacy


Afterward

Appendix H:   Mathilda and To Be Honest

Appendix J:   Martha and To Be Honest

Appendix K:   George and To Be Honest

Selected Bibliography

 



A Split Infinitive Production
Copyright © 1986, 2003-09, 2024 by P. S. Ehrlich


 


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