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Ghetto Writing: Traditional and Eastern Jewry in German-Jewish Literature from Heine to Hilsenrath

By Anne Fuchs (Editor), Florian Krobb (Editor), Anne Fuchs (Contribution by), Chris Thornhill (Contribution by), David Horrocks (Contribution by), Ena Pedersen (Contribution by), Eoin Bourke (Contribution by), Florian Krobb (Contribution by), Gabriele Glasenapp (Contribution by), Joachim Beug (Contribution by), Joerg Thunecke (Contribution by), Michael Kane (Contribution by), Michael Schmidt (Contribution by), Paul E. Kerry (Contribution by), Ritchie Robertson (Contribution by)
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By Anne Fuchs (Editor), Florian Krobb (Editor), Anne Fuchs (Contribution by), Chris Thornhill (Contribution by), David Horrocks (Contribution by), Ena Pedersen (Contribution by), Eoin Bourke (Contribution by), Florian Krobb (Contribution by), Gabriele Glasenapp (Contribution by), Joachim Beug (Contribution by), Joerg Thunecke (Contribution by), Michael Kane (Contribution by), Michael Schmidt (Contribution by), Paul E. Kerry (Contribution by), Ritchie Robertson (Contribution by)
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Fresh articles about a much neglected genre, fiction from and about the Jewish ghetto.

Throughout the 19th and early 20th centuries ghetto fiction played an important part in the expression of a particularly German-Jewish quest for identity. The volume Ghetto Writing takes the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the publication of Leopold Kompert's collection of ghetto stories Aus dem Ghetto (1848) to fill a gap and give testimony to an important genre that has been unduly silenced in the l...

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