Journey to Oblivion: The End of the East European Yiddish and German Worlds in the Mirror of LiteratureUniversity of Toronto Press, 1991 - 213 pagini Through works of literature, traces the separate but parallel extinction of Yiddish-speaking and German-speaking communities in eastern Europe in the 20th century, and how the linguistically related languages were used to portray the unraveling of the known world. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR |
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Introduction | 3 |
Yiddish and the Modern | 47 |
Germans in a Russian War | 79 |
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anti-Semitic areas Arthur Silbergleit assimilation attempt Aurel Auschwitz Austrian Baltic Germans Baltische Tragödie become Berlin Bienek Blumbergshof Bobrowski catastrophe centers childhood Christa Wolf Czernowitz Dance of Death decade describe destruction East Central Europe East European Germans East European Jews East Prussia Eastern Europe Empire ethnic Germans exile expulsion extermination fate fictional film final Franzos Galicia German and Yiddish German language German population German-speaking ghetto Gleiwitz Granach Hilsenrath historical Holocaust homeland Jacob the Liar Jews journey Jurek Becker land Latvian Lenz Leo Horsky linguistic literature lived major Masuria Max Schulz Mendel Mennonites million narrator native Nazi neighbors Neufeld novel Pojaz Poland Polish political rabbis role Romania Russian Second World Sender Glatteis settlements Sholom Aleichem shtetl Silesia Singer Slavic Soviet Union Sperber Steinke story suggests Suleyken survival Tevye Tevye's theater Ukraine Vegesack Verlag victims Volga West Germany Western writers Yiddish language Yiddish speakers Yiddish-speaking
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