The Address_Marga_Minco_XI_English
The Address by Marga Minco is a short war-fiction story about a family lost in the heat and hatred of WW-II. The story is staged immediately after the Second World War. In this world war, Hitler and his Nazi army carried out brutalities on Jews. They sent millions of Jews from almost all parts of Europe to the concentration camps to die. That’s was shocking and equally sad.
This short story is a poignant (/ˈpɔɪnjənt/) account of a daughter who goes in search of her mother’s belongings after the War, in Holland. When she finds them, the objects evoke memories of her earlier life. However, she decides to leave them all behind and resolves to move on.
This PowerPoint presentation is based on a story from Class XI English, Supplementary Reader. Easy to understand slides are used to grasp the matter. Go through it, download it. Like it.
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A poem, written by Markus Natten, covering both CBSE and TBSE syllabus of Class XI English, the slide has been made with utter care, so that students can understand easily. Some questions are also added, along with word meanings etc.
The Address_Marga_Minco_XI_English
The Address by Marga Minco is a short war-fiction story about a family lost in the heat and hatred of WW-II. The story is staged immediately after the Second World War. In this world war, Hitler and his Nazi army carried out brutalities on Jews. They sent millions of Jews from almost all parts of Europe to the concentration camps to die. That’s was shocking and equally sad.
This short story is a poignant (/ˈpɔɪnjənt/) account of a daughter who goes in search of her mother’s belongings after the War, in Holland. When she finds them, the objects evoke memories of her earlier life. However, she decides to leave them all behind and resolves to move on.
This PowerPoint presentation is based on a story from Class XI English, Supplementary Reader. Easy to understand slides are used to grasp the matter. Go through it, download it. Like it.
CLASS-12
SUBJECT- ENGLISH
AUTHOR- KHUSHWANT SINGH
Introduction
‘Portrait of a Lady’ describes a special bond between grandmother and grandson. Khushwant Singh narrates how the relationship develops over the years, and changes as the grandson grows up and the grandmother grows older. Solitude and silence fill the grandmother's days as she distances herself from the real world. She now prefers the company of the gods and the birds. She enters a world of her own and is content with herself.
A poem, written by Markus Natten, covering both CBSE and TBSE syllabus of Class XI English, the slide has been made with utter care, so that students can understand easily. Some questions are also added, along with word meanings etc.
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2. Born Sara Menco
31 March 1920 (age 95)
Ginneken, Netherlands
Pen name Marga Minco
Occupation Journalist,
writer Language Dutch
Her real surname
was Menco, but an
official accidentally
switched the first vowel.
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5. This short story is a poignant account of a
daughter who goes in search of her mothers
’s belongings after the war ,in Holland .
When she finds them ,the object evokes
memories of her old life.
However she decides to leave them all behind
and resolves to move