The Destruction [Holocaust] in Germany

Description:

Yiddish, 32-page black booklet Khurbn Daytshland (Moshe Kats, L. Faynberg, and Moshe Shifres, eds.). The catastrophic destruction of Germany (meaning what is happening to Jews). An anthology of prose and (a little over half) poetry. Has very strong Moshe Nadir poem Daytshland in Noyt. Twenty-one contributors in all, and the full roster of over 70 Proletpen writers at the end of the book. A prescient and not well known Yiddish volume.

Date:

1938

Copyright:

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Creator:

Kats, Mosheh, 1885-1960 Feinberg, Leon, 1897-1969 Shifris, M., 1897-1977

Identifier:

International Workers Order (IWO) Records #5276, Box , Folder

Repository:

Kheel Center for Labor-Management Documentation and Archives, Martin P. Catherwood Library, Cornell University