The brilliant author, A. B. Yehoshua, tells the story of very long quest to find the identity of a deceased young woman killed as the result from a bomb’s explosion in Jerusalem, within the book, A Woman in Jerusalem. The novel initially begins at a marketplace in the beautiful city of Jerusalem. Just as soon as the story begins, the death of a women is announced due to a terrorist bombing within the marketplace. Soon after the young woman’s death, her corpse was relocated to the morgue of a local hospital. After the woman’s body had been sitting in the morgue’s storage facility for a week, not even a single person had come to claim her body or even identify whom she was. Nothing on the woman’s body could be used as a source of identification except for a single blood soaked paycheck from a local bakery that she evidentially used to work at. The bakery heard that one of their employees had been killed not until after they read in the local newspaper the article titled “The Shocking Inhumanity Behind Our Daily Bread”. Along with the article, a picture of the bakery’s owner and the bakery’s description was also published. The article produced such horrendous publicity that the owner of the bakery felt obligated so he called his resource manager and assigned him to find out all that he could about the deceased woman as well as schedule the proper accommodations for her funeral. The resource manger knew he needed to find out the fundamental information on the woman’s identity first, so he decides that his first step is to discover the woman’s name. After the resource manger’s secretary does some digging up on the woman’s identity, the secretary discovers that the woman’s name is Yulia Ragavev. Additionally, the secretary discovered that Yulia was hired to clean the bakery at night, however she found something quite peculiar; Yulia Ragavev was no longer employed by the bakery during her untimely death, however the paycheck in her
The brilliant author, A. B. Yehoshua, tells the story of very long quest to find the identity of a deceased young woman killed as the result from a bomb’s explosion in Jerusalem, within the book, A Woman in Jerusalem. The novel initially begins at a marketplace in the beautiful city of Jerusalem. Just as soon as the story begins, the death of a women is announced due to a terrorist bombing within the marketplace. Soon after the young woman’s death, her corpse was relocated to the morgue of a local hospital. After the woman’s body had been sitting in the morgue’s storage facility for a week, not even a single person had come to claim her body or even identify whom she was. Nothing on the woman’s body could be used as a source of identification except for a single blood soaked paycheck from a local bakery that she evidentially used to work at. The bakery heard that one of their employees had been killed not until after they read in the local newspaper the article titled “The Shocking Inhumanity Behind Our Daily Bread”. Along with the article, a picture of the bakery’s owner and the bakery’s description was also published. The article produced such horrendous publicity that the owner of the bakery felt obligated so he called his resource manager and assigned him to find out all that he could about the deceased woman as well as schedule the proper accommodations for her funeral. The resource manger knew he needed to find out the fundamental information on the woman’s identity first, so he decides that his first step is to discover the woman’s name. After the resource manger’s secretary does some digging up on the woman’s identity, the secretary discovers that the woman’s name is Yulia Ragavev. Additionally, the secretary discovered that Yulia was hired to clean the bakery at night, however she found something quite peculiar; Yulia Ragavev was no longer employed by the bakery during her untimely death, however the paycheck in her