The Address

The author of the story 'The Address' is Marga Minco. She is a Dutch author whose work often reflects her experiences during World War II.

The number of the house where the narrator's mother's belongings were kept was Number 46, Marconi Street.

The name of the woman who took away their valuable possessions was Mrs. Dorling.

The narrator went to Marconi Street to see, remember, and reclaim her mother's belongings after the war.

Mrs. Dorling showed no sign of recognition and refused to open the door properly, showing no warmth or hospitality.

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Who is the author of the story 'The Address'?

What was the number of the house where the narrator's mother's belongings were kept?

What was the name of the woman who visited the narrator's mother and took away their valuable possessions?

Why did the narrator go to Marconi Street?

How did Mrs. Dorling react when the narrator first visited her after the war?

What did the narrator notice about the green knitted tablecloth?

Why did the narrator finally decide to forget the address and abandon the belongings?

What was the condition of the narrator's family during the war?

Who opened the door when the narrator visited Number 46, Marconi Street for the second time?

What did the narrator's mother give to Mrs. Dorling for safekeeping?