Second Generation
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| Originally published | 1978 |
| Authors | Howard Fast |
| Preceded by | The Immigrants |
| Followed by | The Establishment |
| Genres | Historical Fiction |
| Domestic Fiction | |
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| ID | 2619103 |
About Second Generation
She'll Risk Her Freedom to Find Freedom"A novel of satisfying depth and breadth, written in good, clean, forceful prose. " . . .
Californian winemakers are learning firefighting techniques
... Many would call the view breathtaking, but Alan Viader, a Second Generation winemaker at Viader Vineyard and Winery says what he sees now, is an overgrown forest...
Bumper midge hatch alert after warm spell
... She said if it remained damp or humid she would expect a " mega Second Generation" to start hatching...
Ghetto Kids: Winning Britain's Got Talent would mean a bigger house in Uganda
... " This is the Second Generation of Kavuma s Ghetto Kids to have found global stardom - the first generation was discovered dancing to Ugandan singer and went on to have millions of YouTube views...
In pictures: Windrush generations mark 75th anniversary
... And at the opening of Colin Brown s exhibition, Lovers Rock - a form of reggae created by the Second Generation, in the 1970s - Audrey Scott sang her hit, Goodbye my Love...
Thorpeness House in the Clouds marks its centenary
... Mr Ogilvie supplied the Second Generation Arts & Craft-style village designs, while architect Frederick Forbes-Glennie did the " practical nuts and bolts of building" said Dr de Mille...
The shops that connect people with their home countries
... Instead it is also the Second Generation, who might be buying food for their families, and increasingly online...
South Asian diaspora recall gnawing loneliness in post-war Britain
... Hearing Farah, I realised that there must be many thousands from the Second Generation, born in Britain, who grew up orphaned from their grandparents...
Japanese-American internment: " It can't be undone"
... She was Nisei, a Second Generation Japanese American who had been a teenager in the incarceration camps...
