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He Locked Away Wartime Memories Until His Granddaughter Opened the Pages

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MOUNT KISCO, N.Y. — To write historical fiction is to know that the past finds many places to hide. For Heather Clark it was in her grandfather’s scrapbook, stowed away in an attic until after he died.

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He Locked Away Wartime Memories Until His Granddaughter Opened the Pages

MOUNT KISCO, N.Y. — To write historical fiction is to know that the past finds many places to hide. For Heather Clark it was in her grandfather’s scrapbook, stowed away in an attic until after he died.

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