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Set before WWII this is a tale of two cities, Drohobycz and Lvov and their interwoven Polish, Ukrainian and Jewish folklore. The author recollects his childhood and the people he met.
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English translation of the title: Atlantis: A Tale of the Grand Duchy of Bałak ['Bałak' was the Polish dialect spoken in pre-WWII Lwów and surrounding towns like Drohobycz]
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Includes a memoir of the poet and artist Bruno Schulz, who was Chciuk's art teacher at his high school in Drohobycz in the 1930s.
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The title 'Atlantyda' (Atlantis) refers to the destruction of the pre-war world of Drohobycz by the Nazi and Soviet invasions of Poland.
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Drohobycz,
cPoland,cEastern Europe, Europe,
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Lvov,
cPoland,cEastern Europe, Europe,
- 1920-1939
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