Table of Contents
Table of Contents for
The Unwritten Diary of Israel Unger by Carolyn Gammon and Israel Unger
Dedications
Acknowledgements
Foreword by Israel Unger
Part I: The Only Jews in Poland
Srulik is born in Tarnow
Wysiedlenia
My Father's Courage
Dagnam's Flour Mill
The Hideout
The Only Jews in Poland
Kissing a Soviet Soldier's Boot
Matzos from America
Part II: Sans Pays
The Kielce Pogrom and a Gash on the Head
Becoming ”Orphans”
Aix-les-Bains
Sans Pays in Paris
Charlie and Sydney in London
Back to Paris, Quartier Pére Lachaise
Visions of Canada: Mounties, Snow, and Sheepskin
Part III: Canadian Through and Through
An Airplane, a Stevedore, and His Plymouth: Arriving at Pier 21
Home à la Mordecai Richler
Ich hab dir gegebn lebn zwei mol”I gave you life twice”
The Yeshiva and Bnei Akiva
Canada Through and Through
The Octet Rule
Collecting Butcher Bills
Kafkaesque Encounters
My Brother Charlie
Part IV: The Bubble Counter
Leaving Home: Montreal to Fredericton
The Bubble Counter
Photochemistry in Texas
Under the Chuppah in Minto, New Brunswick
The Young ProfessorFrom Texas to Saint John
ALSMy Father's Death
Charlie's Troubles
A Mark for Canada
Sharon and Sheila
The Best Granny
Part V: Dean Unger
Dean Unger
Struggles with Charlie
My Mother and Her Backbone of Steel
Marlene
Making Up for Lost Time
Airplane Accident
Telling My Story
Part VI: “They Know My Name is Srulik!”
Return to Tarnow
A Modern Righteous Gentile: Meeting Adam Bartosz
Meeting Mr. Dagnan
Skorupa
Kalman GoldbergOutside the Hideout
Rescue Children, Inc.
Ryglice and Dabrowa
State Archives and Registry Office
My Birth House
Matzevahs for my Family
“They know my name is Srulik!”
“How did the Holocaust affect you?”
Afterword: Writing The Unwritten Diary by Carolyn Gammon
Postscript
Acknowledgements
Bibliography