An edition of The legacy of Eva Ehrenberg (2008)

The legacy of Eva Ehrenberg

a dialogue about languages, multiculturalism and exile as reflected in her writings

by Lewis Elton

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a dialogue about languages, multiculturalism and exile as reflected in her writings

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2008

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Centre for German-Jewish Studies, University of Sussex

Language

English

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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references.

Text in English, contains poems in German, some with English tranlations.

Published in: Brighton, U.K
Series: Centre for German-Jewish Studies -- Research paper no. 6, Centre for German-Jewish Studies research paper -- no. 6.

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Library of Congress: PT2609.H69 Z54 2008

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Pagination: 46 p. :
Number of pages: 46

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Open Library: OL25063551M
LCCN: 2011486687

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The legacy of Eva Ehrenberg

a dialogue about languages, multiculturalism and exile as reflected in her writings

by Lewis Elton