Author Anne Berest was afraid of her Jewishness. Then she received a powerful postcard : vimarsana.com

‘The word Jewish was never mentioned at home,’ says the author, whose new book, ‘The Postcard,’ is about five generations of her family – from pogroms in Russia to her grandmother’s love triangle

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