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One of the Group [אחד מהחבר’ה]
Author(s): Dafna Angel
Peter, a boy who survived the Holocaust, managed to come to Palestine during the British mandate. He finds some relatives in an established settlement, but has a hard time adjusting and fitting in with the other kids. Added to his loneliness is the fact that he can't find his parents’ names on the survivor lists.
Format: Youth play
Cast Size: 4M/3F
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Original or Prominent Production: Hakibbutz Theater
Original Language: Hebrew
Experience(s) Chronicled: Survivors and Subsequent Generations