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Stant︠s︡ii︠a︡ Bakhmach
Perevod s idisha
Zinger I.
The book by an outstanding Jewish writer, one of the best stylists of Yiddish literature.
Tekst
M.,
2011,
5000 copies,
Hard,
224 p,
(In Russian)
ISBN 978-5-7516-0968-9
$26.00
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Tekst
M.,
2011,
5000 copies,
Hard,
224 p,
(In Russian)
ISBN 978-5-7516-0968-9
Meshuga
Zinger I.
The last novel of the Nobel Prize winner Isaac Zinger “Meshugah” is more than autobiographical. The hero, a contributor to a New-York newspaper, witnessed the horrors of the Holocaust and fled from the postwar Poland. And he still tends to meditate …
Amfora
SPb.,
2005,
5000 copies,
Paperback,
336 p,
(In Russian)
ISBN 5-94278-711-5
$17.00
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Amfora
SPb.,
2005,
5000 copies,
Paperback,
336 p,
(In Russian)
ISBN 5-94278-711-5
O mire, kotorogo bolʹshe net
Zinger I.
The book is based on the memoirs of Israel Joshua Singer, a Yiddish novelist.
Kniz︠h︡niki
M.,
2013,
5000 copies,
Hardcover,
317 p,
(In Russian. Translated from Yiddish)
ISBN 978-5-7516-1164-4
$32.00
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Kniz︠h︡niki
M.,
2013,
5000 copies,
Hardcover,
317 p,
(In Russian. Translated from Yiddish)
ISBN 978-5-7516-1164-4
Shosha
Zinger I.
He was called "Jewish Nabokov". He was called "Sad Henry Miller". He wrote his books in Yiddish and didn't expect anyone would read them. Where have the years gone? Who will remember them after we go? There must be a place where everything's the sam…
Amfora
SPb.,
2005,
7000 copies,
Soft,
414 p,
(In Russian)
ISBN 5-94278-665-8
$17.00
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Amfora
SPb.,
2005,
7000 copies,
Soft,
414 p,
(In Russian)
ISBN 5-94278-665-8
Shosha
Zinger I.
He was called "Jewish Nabokov". He was called "Sad Henry Miller". He wrote his books in Yiddish and didn't expect anyone would read them. Where have the years gone? Who will remember them after we go? There must be a place where everything's the sam…
Amfora
SPb.,
2002,
4000 copies,
Hard,
364 p,
(In Russian)
ISBN 5-94278-200-8
$33.00
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Amfora
SPb.,
2002,
4000 copies,
Hard,
364 p,
(In Russian)
ISBN 5-94278-200-8
Bratʹi︠a︡ Ashkenazi
Roman v trekh chasti︠a︡kh. Perevod s idisha
Zinger I.
The book is written by Israel Joshua Singer, a well-known Yiddish novelist of the first half of the XXth century. It tells about the life of the brothers Ashkenazi in the late XIXth – the early XXth centuries. The novel takes place in the Polish cit…
Kniz︠h︡niki
M.,
2012,
5000 copies,
Hard,
800 p,
(in Russian. Translated from Yiddish)
ISBN 978-5-7516-1060-9
$43.00
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Kniz︠h︡niki
M.,
2012,
5000 copies,
Hard,
800 p,
(in Russian. Translated from Yiddish)
ISBN 978-5-7516-1060-9
Semʹi︠a︡ Muskat
Zinger I.
The novel by Isaac Singer, a Nobel Prize laureate in literature, describes the life of Warsaw Jews in the first half of the XXth century.
Kniz︠h︡niki
M.,
2010,
3000 copies,
Hard,
860 p,
(In Russian)
ISBN 978-5-7516-0889-7
$29.00
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Kniz︠h︡niki
M.,
2010,
3000 copies,
Hard,
860 p,
(In Russian)
ISBN 978-5-7516-0889-7
Rab
Roman. Pereizdanie. Perevod s idisha R. Baumvolʹ
Zinger I.
The novel by the Nobel Prize winner Isaac Singer is a world bestseller. It is set in Poland in the XVIIth century. After the carnage made by Haidamaks Talmudist Yakov lost all his relatives and became a slave of a Polish peasant. But the will to liv…
Tekst
M.,
2011,
3000 copies,
Hard,
382 p,
(In Russian. Translated from Yiddish)
ISBN 978-5-7516-09380-2
$28.00
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Tekst
M.,
2011,
3000 copies,
Hard,
382 p,
(In Russian. Translated from Yiddish)
ISBN 978-5-7516-09380-2
