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Hebrew fiction in the post-Eichmann period

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TítuloHebrew fiction in the post-Eichmann period

Autor

Dvir Abramovich

Call numberS994.004924/002

Número del objeto01529kkk

Lugar de publicaciónSydney, New South Wales, Australia

EditorialAustralian Association for Jewish Studies

Año de publicación

2008

Dimensionespp37-45

MaterialArticle

NotesArticle from the journal 'The Australian Journal of Jewish Studies' Vol.XXIV: 2010 pp37-45

Descripción

Looks at a novel by Barov "The Brigade" (Pitzei Bagrut) who raises the moral dilemmas faced by Israeli Jews in relating to the Holocaust. The story is narrated by a young Israeli, serving in the Jewish Brigade in Europe at the end of World War II. "The Brigade" is the first serious inquiry in Israeli literature into the emotions of shame and repulsion towards the survivors of the Holocaust

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