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A Vilner, a Partisan: Looking Back: Looking Back Animal Husbandry and embrace compassion in everydayHirschka Varshavtchik's story, written by his son, Sidd Raichel is a personal narrative as well as a dramatic family history. It is also, as described by the son himself in his prologue, a quest that each of us has: I grew up confused, surrounded by unuttered family memories I couldn't comprehend. I was all alone in this dark, dark place, where even language itself had failed me. Bits of family stories true or not, it did not matter came in hushed