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100 1  Day, Ingeborg,|eauthor. 
245 10 Ghost waltz :|ba family memoir /|cIngeborg Day.
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250    First Harper Perennial edition, EPUB edition. 
264  1 New York :|bHarper Perennial,|c2014. 
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520    A woman comes to terms with her family's dark Nazi past in
       this memoir from the author of Nine and a Half Weeks'A 
       moving and profound exploration of the legacy of war and 
       hate on an individual life. Born in Austria at the height 
       of Word War II, Ingeborg Day grew up knowing little about 
       the early years of her life. When she came to America in 
       1957 as an exchange student, she heard for the first time 
       references to Hitler, Nazis, and the Holocaust, topics 
       that were forbidden in her homeland and her own house. Day
       married an American and stayed in the U.S. permanently, a 
       separation that created great physical and psychological 
       distance between herself and her father' a Nazi nobody, an
       out-of-work locksmith's apprentice who ended up joining 
       the Austrian army, where his musical talents blossomed in 
       a military band. An early member of the Nazi Party, he was
       automatically incorporated into the SS after the Anschluss
       in 1938. But with the fall of the Third Reich, he refused 
       to speak of the past, determined to remain silent. Ghost 
       Waltz, Day's astonishing and beautiful memoir, tells of 
       her efforts to understand the legacy of her Austrian 
       past'one of unbearable horror mixed with ordinary human 
       patrimonies of family loyalty and affection. Moving back 
       and forth in time, from 1980s New York to World War I 
       Austria under Kaiser Franz Josef, she illuminates her 
       country's painful modern history as well as her own 
       memories of the war, of the Russian and English 
       occupations, and of the strangely silent 1950s. Day 
       confronts the question whether and how she was bequeathed 
       a legacy of unvoiced anti-Semitism, an inheritance that 
       Ghost Waltz eloquently repudiates and dispels. 
520    The Austrian-born author's quest for the truth about her 
       family and her father's Nazi activities centers on her 
       father, an out-of-work locksmith's apprentice whose 
       musical talents carried him into the SS in 1938. 
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600 10 Day, Ingeborg. 
600 17 Day, Ingeborg.|2fast|0(OCoLC)fst00054524 
651  0 Austria|vBiography. 
651  0 United States|vBiography. 
651  7 Austria.|2fast|0(OCoLC)fst01204901 
651  7 United States.|2fast|0(OCoLC)fst01204155 
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776 08 |iElectronic reproduction of (manifestation):|aDay, 
       Ingeborg.|tGhost waltz|dNew York : Viking Press, 1980
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