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Sobibor

Name: Sobibor
Brand: Gefen Publishing House
SKU: 06421753
Price: 9392 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Michael Lev
ISBN: 9789652294081

Michael Lev

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 06421753

Publishers Gefen Publishing House, January 2007

Sobibor traces the life of Berek (later Bernard) Schlesinger from his Polish shtetl childhood to his... Full description

Libristo code: 06421753

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Sobibor traces the life of Berek (later Bernard) Schlesinger from his Polish shtetl childhood to his life during the Holocaust hiding in the woods, finding refuge with non-Jews, confinement in Sobibor, escape during the uprising, working with partisans'' documents. A physician after the war, he follows a relentless, unfulfilled pursuit of retribution for Nazi war criminals through the courts. The Sobibor uprising and its leaders, Alexander Pechersky, are pivotal to the novel. The author, Michael Lev, a product of Soviet Jewish culture, avoids loud rhetoric and heroic pathos, keeping the narration within the limits of realism. A flowing, masterful read.