Halasi Zoltán, Jichak Katzenelson - Ének a kiirtott zsidó népről/Út az üres éghez

A harrowing poetic testimony to the tragedy of the Warsaw Ghetto, written by the Polish-Jewish poet Yitzhak Katzenelson. The author endured hunger, humiliation and deportations, and witnessed the burning...
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Halasi Zoltán, Jichak Katzenelson
Publisher
Kalligram Kiadó
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ISBN
9786155454202
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130 x 205mm
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A harrowing poetic testimony to the tragedy of the Warsaw Ghetto, written by the Polish-Jewish poet Yitzhak Katzenelson. The author endured hunger, humiliation and deportations, and witnessed the burning ghetto, losing everyone he loved.

His comrades smuggled him out of the ghetto so that he could tell future generations what is almost unspeakable: the horror of the destruction of a people. His poems are regarded as one of the most important Holocaust documents.

This edition, translated into Hungarian by Zoltán Halasi, is published by Kalligram. The paperback book with 218 pages belongs to the fiction category and is a deeply moving read for anyone seeking to understand one of the greatest human tragedies of the twentieth century.

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