Aharon Appelfeld
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Katerina, simple paysanne chrétienne, retourne dans son village natal d'Ukraine soixante ans après son départ. Elle se remémore sa jeunesse, dans les années précédant la Seconde Guerre mondiale, du temps où elle servait chez des juifs. C'est là qu'elle s'ouvrit au monde, cruel et magnifique, et déco...
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The Story of a Life
Aharon Appelfeld
- Knopf doubleday publishing group digital
- 19 Août 2009
- 9780307491398
In spare, haunting, almost hallucinogenic prose, the internationally acclaimed, awardwinning novelist shares with usyes'>#8211;for the first timeyes'>#8211;the story of his own extraordinary survival and rebirth.Aharon Appelfeldyes'>#8217;s childhood ended when he was seven years old. The Nazis occu...
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Blooms of Darkness
Aharon Appelfeld
- Knopf doubleday publishing group digital
- 9 Mars 2010
- 9780805242850
A new novel from the award-winning, internationally acclaimed Israeli writer (“One of the greatest writers of the age”--The Guardian), a haunting, heartbreaking story of love and loss. The ghetto in which the Jews have been confined is being liquidated by the Nazis, and eleven-year-old Hugo is broug...
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Until the Dawn's Light
Aharon Appelfeld
- Knopf doubleday publishing group digital
- 11 Octobre 2011
- 9780805243000
From the award-winning, internationally acclaimed writer (yes'>ldquo;One of the best novelists aliveyes'>rdquo; yes'>mdash;Irving Howe): a Jewish woman marries a gentile laborer in turn-of-the-century Austria, with disastrous results.yes'>#160;A high school honor student bound for university and a c...
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All Whom I Have Loved
Aharon Appelfeld
- Knopf doubleday publishing group digital
- 10 Décembre 2008
- 9780307481320
The haunting story of a Jewish family in Eastern Europe in the 1930s that prefigures the fate of the Jews during World War II. At the center is nine-year-old Paul Rosenfeld, the beloved only child of divorced parents, through whose eyes we view a dissolving, increasingly chaotic world. Initially, ...
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The youngest, least-favored member of an Eastern European Jewish family, Tzili is considered an embarrassment by her parents and older siblings. Her schooling has been a failure, she is simple and meek, and she seems more at home with the animals in the field than with people. And so when her panic-...
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