Literature

Forgetting to Remember

£50.00

Religious Remembrance and the Literary Response to the Holocaust

Marshall, Sheridan

Forgetting to Remember examines the remembrance of the Holocaust in literary texts by six European writers: Paul Celan, Geoffrey Hill, Gunter Grass, Imre Kertesz, Peter Weiss, and Samuel Beckett. Close readings of canonical texts - such as Grass's The Tin Drum...

Hebrew Writing of the First World War

from £19.50

Abramson, Glenda

Almost one and a quarter million Jewish soldiers took part in the First World War, spread through the armies on both sides of the conflict. Their numbers were more or less in proportion to the Jewish populations in the countries involved, and sometimes even greater. There is comparatively little...

Home Thoughts from Abroad

£18.50

Distant Visions of Israel in Contemporary Hebrew Fiction

Domb, Risa

Copyright: 3/1/1995

Izak Goller

£45.00

Selected Poems, Plays and Prose

Goller, Izak

Edited by: Sivan, Gabriel

Izak Goller (1891-1939) was a gifted and inspiring teacher, poet, playwright, novelist, and thinker. Now, more than 70 years after his death, readers can better appreciate Goller's artistry, his fearless hard-hitting style, and his uncompromising Zionism. Goller had three parallel careers -...

Look Up and Dream

£12.50

Rietti, Robert

There is an old Jewish saying that when disasters occur this too is for the best. Robert Rietti has brought together a selection of tales that are either true incidents that he has gleaned from others or events that he has experienced. They express his hope and trust and...

New Voices

£19.95

Contemporary Writers Confronting the Holocaust

Debs, Howard and Silverman, Matthew (Eds)

This remarkable volume at once offers snapshots from history and captivating, and at times inspiring, lyrical responses to an event we are still seeking to understand — and one we're trying not to repeat.
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