"The Free World" is a novel by David Bezmozgis, published in 2011, which follows the journey of a Jewish family from Latvia to Rome as they seek refuge and freedom during the Cold War era. The book delves into the challenges, struggles, and aspirations of the Krasnansky family as they navigate their way through different countries, cultures, and ideologies. Set against the backdrop of political changes and cultural shifts in the 1970s, Bezmozgis skillfully weaves together themes of identity, family dynamics, and the pursuit of liberty. Through richly drawn characters and vivid prose, "The Free World" explores the complexities of immigrant experiences and the quest for personal and societal freedom in a rapidly changing world.
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