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What people are saying - Write a reviewReview: By Words Alone: The Holocaust in LiteratureUser Review - Jeff - GoodreadsA meticulous yet engaging overview of the major mile-markers in Holocaust fiction that was out there in 1980. One of Ezrahi's gifts is that she makes the reader want to read the work of even the ... Read full review Related books
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Common terms and phrasesAbba Kovner Abraham Sutzkever Adolf Rudnicki American anti-Semitism appears artistic attitude Auschwitz Babi Yar become Borowski Buchenwald catastrophe Celan characters civilized collective concentration camp concentrationary universe corpses cultural dead diary documentary writers drama Eichmann trial Elie Wiesel escape Europe European evil experience fact faith fate fiction finally genre German ghettos and camps Hasidic Hebraic writers Hebrew historical events Hochhuth Holocaust horror human imagination inmates Israel Jean Cayrol Jewish history Jewish writers Jews kind lamentation language legend liberation literary lives Majdanek Manes Sperber martyrdom memory midrash moral murder narrative narrator Nazi Nazism Nelly Sachs never novel novelist Paul Celan perspective poem poet poetry post-Holocaust postwar Pripet Marshes prisoner Quoted realistic reality reconstruction reflect response Rosenfeld Rudnicki Schwarz-Bart sense social soul Steiner story struggle suffering survival survivor symbols theme tion tradition transformed Treblinka ultimate victims vision Wiesel word written Yiddish York References to this bookFrom other books
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