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Evreul ca simbol : Mihail Sebastian și alții / Virgil Duda.

Publication | Not Digitized | Library Call Number: PC840.14.U3 E87 2004

Overview

Format: Book
Author/Creator: Duda, Virgil, 1939-
Published: București : Hasefer, 2004
Locale: Romania
Israel
Contents: Jurnalul unui scriitor
Evreul ca simbol
Sebastian și Galaction
Cultura la Ierusalim
Destin comun.
Notes: Jurnalul unui scriitor -- Evreul ca simbol -- Sebastian și Galaction -- Cultura la Ierusalim -- Destin comun.

Physical Details

Language: Romanian
ISBN: 9736300447
Physical Description: 353 pages ; 20 cm

Keywords & Subjects

Subjects: Jewish literature--20th century--History and criticism. Romanian literature--Jewish authors--History and criticism. Jews--Romania--Intellectual life. Israel--Intellectual life--21st century.

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