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Kh’gleyb dir, kh’hob dikh lib, ikh vart [3] : opgehite briv
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| Published in: | Soweṭiš heimland (1990), 10, Seite 97-136 |
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| Document Type: | Online Resource Article |
| Language: | Yiddish |
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1990
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| Related Items: | Enthalten in:
Soweṭiš heimland |
| Author Notes: | Boris Mogilner |
| Notes: | Second part of the serialized dilogy “Dovid un yevdokya” (1st part “Anerken zikh als shuldiker” in Sovetish heymland, 1990, 6, 7; 2nd part 1990, 8-11); epistolary novel consisting of the letters of a young teacher in a Tatarstan village.to her husband, the repressed Jewish Red Army front fighter and protagonist of the first part of the dilogy, who during World War II, in spite of his belief in Stalin, is arrested under Article 58 and sent to a labor camp |
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