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Misha eventually makes his way to the United States, where he’s renamed Jack Milgrom. He drifts between menial jobs while coping with his painful wartime memories by telling story after story on street corners in the Philadelphia area.
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Misha begins to raid houses in the neighborhood, looking for unlocked doors, or audaciously following children into their homes. There are many fine houses in Warsaw, and one time, he enters...
Misha was a grown boy now and was wishing to see Janina through these years, he went and bought train tickets to go and find her but he had luck. But until one day he decided to move to America to find a good job and have a decent american life. He did commercials and other gigs when he was there.
Misha helps move the Milgrom's things into their room. Before he leaves, what does Janina give him?
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To Misha, moving into the ghetto isn’t a big deal. He still takes for granted that he can come and go as he pleases, and for now, life inside looks pretty similar to what he knew on the main streets of Warsaw. By introducing Janina to his orphan friends, Misha gets to connect these worlds.
