TREE OF LIFE T.2 YEARS 1940-1942 - CHAVA ROSENFARB

Travel back in time to the multicultural city of Łódź in the years 1940-1942 with Chava Rosenfarb's novel "Tree of Life." It is a literary journey that revives the forgotten world of the Jewish community on the eve and in the first months of World War II. Feel the atmosphere of those days, immerse yourself in the fates of the characters, and discover the cultural richness that has survived in memory.

• Fascinating story about the life of the Jews in Łódź during the war
• Multicultural Łódź as the backdrop for events
• First Polish edition years after its publication in Yiddish and English
• Inspiration from authentic figures and historical facts
• Winner of the prestigious Izyk Manger Prize

"Tree of Life" is a monumental novel that is being presented to Polish audiences for the first time. Chava Rosenfarb takes us on a journey to Łódź in the years 1939-1942, where we observe the daily life of the Jewish community on the eve and in the first months of World War II. Fictional characters based on authentic personalities and a chronology of events based on facts create an extremely realistic picture of that time.

The novel, first published in Yiddish in 1972 and then in English translation in 1985, gained recognition from critics and readers around the world. Chava Rosenfarb was honored with the prestigious Izyk Manger Prize for Jewish literature for it. Now, for the first time, Polish readers have the opportunity to immerse themselves in this moving story.

"Tree of Life" is not only a historical novel but also a profound reflection on the human condition in the face of extreme situations. It is a story about love, friendship, hope, and survival in a time when the world was turned upside down. It is a book that will surely move every reader and remain in their memory for a long time. The paperback edition, with 632 pages, is an excellent opportunity to get to know this exceptional work.