David Slucki
Abstract
Jan Schwarz frames his moving new study in terms of its contribution to Yiddish studies and Holocaust studies, yet the questions he raises are pertinent even more broadly for Jews after World War I...
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Jan Schwarz frames his moving new study in terms of its contribution to Yiddish studies and Holocaust studies, yet the questions he raises are pertinent even more broadly for Jews after World War I...
Key concepts: The Holocaust, Yiddish, History, World War II, Literature, Judaism, Art, Philosophy