A short memoir of a fourteen-year-old girl of an affectionate, loyal, and at least "three-quarters cultured" family who has bad dreams about the Gestapo. And what are our fourteen-year-olds having nightmares about today? Recalling her own adolescence and thinking of contemporary adolescents, the author offers some astonishing conclusions.
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