To understand how the Jews of Sephardic tradition were affected by the Holocaust, and before embarking on a thematic study of the poetry and on the presentation of original poems and their English translations, we must first know something about the Sephardim, once the pride and glory of the Jewish nation.
An edition of And the World Stood Silent
(1989)
And the World Stood Silent
Sephardic Poetry of the Holocaust
by Isaac Levy
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And the World Stood Silent: Sephardic Poetry of the Holocaust
July 1, 1989, University of Illinois Press
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"To understand how the Jews of Sephardic tradition were affected by the Holocaust, and before embarking on a thematic study of the poetry and on the presentation of original poems and their English translations, we must first know something about the Sephardim, once the pride and glory of the Jewish nation."
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