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Erscheinungsjahr
2014
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Hardcover
Verlag
Rowohlt Berlin
ISBN-10
387134771x
ISBN-13
9783871347719
Autor
Aharon Appelfeld
Sprache
Deutsch
Seitenanzahl
320
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The Story of a Life
An astonishing memoir of the Holocaust through the eyes of a child, and an exquisite meditation on memory and trauma <BR><BR>Aharon Appelfeld was the beloved only child of middle-class Jewish parents living in what is now Ukraine at the outbreak of World War Two. Their peaceful life is upended when soldiers invade their town. His mother is shot dead in her own garden. The then-seven-year-old Aharon does not witness her murder, but he does hear her scream.<BR><BR>Aharon and his father are sent to a concentration camp and separated. Memory and trauma combine to create a patchwork of reminiscences. Aharon is ten years old when he escapes from the camp into the forests of Ukraine, and is overwhelmed by the sight of an apple tree laden with fruit.<BR><BR>Living off the land for two years before making the long journey south to Italy and eventually Israel and freedom, Appelfeld finally found a home in which he could make a life for himself, eventually becoming one of Israel's most acclaimed writers. This is the extraordinary and painful memoir of his childhood and youth and a compelling account of a boy coming of age in a hostile world.
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Badenheim 1939
'A masterpiece ... the greatest novel of the Holocaust' The Guardian <BR><BR>A haunting, dreamlike portrayal of the encroaching horror of the Holocaust onto a genteel MittelEuropean resort town <BR><BR>Badenheim, a resort town near the forests of Vienna, is preparing for the arts festival of the summer season. The hotel workers and local tradespeople rush to prepare the small town for the influx of vacationers. But just as the season is getting into full swing, a small note appears on a municipal notice board: the Sanitation Department is announcing an increase in its jurisdiction. No one knows what the Sanitation Department is, but no matter - the festival carries on.<BR><BR>Soon inspectors are spread all over town, bringing estrangement, suspicion and mistrust wherever they go. Meanwhile, the guests carry on pursuing their pleasures and the townspeople attend to their troubles. Then another announcement appears: all Jews must register with the Sanitation Department.<BR><BR>An allegory, satire and fable all in one, Badenheim 1939 is a story of denial and normalisation, masterfully creating an atmosphere of impending dread and horror. Gripping and unforgettable, this is one of most intriguing and eerie books ever written about the Holocaust.
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Geschichte eines Lebens
wurde 1932 in Czernowitz geboren, der Hauptstadt der Bukowina, damals zu Rumänien, heute zur Ukraine gehörig. Nach sechs Jahren Verfolgung und Krieg, die er zuerst im Ghetto und im Lager, dann in den ukrainischen Wäldern und zuletzt als Küchenjunge der Roten Armee überlebte, kam er nach Palästina. Seine international hochgelobten Romane, u.a. ausgezeichnet mit dem National Jewish Book Award, erschienen in vielen Sprachen, auf Deutsch zuletzt: "Alles, was ich liebte" (2002). Aharon Appelfeld lebt in Jerusalem.
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Katerina
'Read this book . . . what a gift of lyric language and style, of emotion purified by pain this is' Los Angeles Times<BR><BR>Fleeing an abusive home, Katerina, a teenager in 1880s Ukraine, is taken in by a Jewish family, finding safety in their warmth and rituals. When a pogrom is wrought upon the family, she is alone again. Decades later, having suffered and retaliated for that suffering, an elderly Katerina is released from prison at the end of World War Two, and is devastated to find a world emptied of its Jews. Ever the outsider, she realizes that she has survived only to bear witness to the fact they ever existed at all. Described by Aharon Appelfeld as being 'about what is inseparable from me', this extraordinary novel tells, with moving simplicity, the story of a people; of life's horror and beauty.<BR><BR>'Appelfeld reimagines the place of his own origins through a perspective that in its generosity of feeling recalls Tolstoy and Chekhov' The New York Times Book Review<BR><BR>Translated by Jeffrey M. Green
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Sommernächte
Mitten im Zweiten Weltkrieg: Der elfjährige Michael bleibt auf der Flucht bei Sergei zurück, einem Freund seines Vaters. Der ukrainische Veteran zieht als Landstreicher umher, seit er sein Augenlicht verloren hat. Doch Sergei kümmert sich um den Jungen, nun Janek genannt. Er bringt ihm alles bei, was er weiß, auch, wie man sein eigenes Leben schützt, mit Angst, Hunger und Kälte lebt. Sie ziehen von Dorf zu Dorf, müssen sich durchschlagen, werden von Bauern angegriffen. Doch zusammen überstehen der Junge und der alte Mann jede Gefahr, und sie erleben auch Freuden - Janek träumt von einem Mädchen, eine zarte Liebe. Auf ihrem Weg durch Nacht und Wälder lernen sie, mit der Vergangenheit umzugehen, ohne sich von ihr überwältigen zu lassen, Janek vom Judenhass, den er erleben musste, Sergei von der Erinnerung an eine Frau, die er einst liebte und verließ.Einer der letzten großen Romane aus dem Alterswerk Aharon Appelfelds. Über eine Reise voller Schrecken und Abenteuer, über Freundschaft und Nähe und darüber, wie man allem Dunklen trotzt, so mitreißend wie eindringlich erzählt. Ein Junge, ein alter Mann - eine Lebensreise.
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L' immortale Bartfuss
Bartfuss è immortale. Nessuno, infatti, sarebbe riuscito come lui a sopravvivere con più di cinquanta pallottole in corpo. Evaso da un campo di sterminio, rifugiatosi nella foresta vicina, è stato contrabbandiere sulla costa italiana, da dove si è poi imbarcato per Israele. Oggi, a cinquantasette anni, vive a Giaffa insieme a una famiglia da cui si sente perseguitato. Si tiene isolato nella sua stanza per non rischiare di incontrare la moglie Rosa e le due figlie. Impaziente di lasciare quella casa, per lui covo di nemici, Bartfuss passa le giornate muovendosi tra la riva del mare e i bar della città, dove a ogni angolo incrocia i volti di chi come lui ha attraversato l'esperienza dei campi e gli anni in Italia. Ma Bartfuss è davvero immortale? Ormai vera e propria leggenda vivente, ma solo e lontano da tutti, inizia a provare un bisogno di comunicare, di condividere i ricordi che si scontra con la sua radicale ricerca di solitudine... Aharon Appelfeld ritrae in queste pagine una nuova figura di sopravvissuto alla Shoah, quella dell'antieroe che, nostalgico di un passato che è stato anche la sua tragedia, è ormai incapace di costruirsi una nuova esistenza. Das Urheberrecht an bibliographischen und produktbeschreibenden Daten und an den bereitgestellten Bildern liegt bei Informazioni Editoriali, I.E. S.r.l., oder beim Herausgeber oder demjenigen, der die Genehmigung erteilt hat. Alle Rechte vorbehalten.
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