Kaddish for an Unborn Child

Set against the backdrop of the Holocaust, the story unfolds through the reflections of a middle-aged Hungarian-Jewish writer grappling with profound loss and regret. His responses to pivotal moments, particularly the repeated "no" regarding fatherhood, reveal deep emotional scars and the weight of his choices. This poignant narrative serves as a powerful meditation on the impact of history on personal lives, exploring themes of longing and the haunting effects of the past.