LETTERS TO ABRASHA - CHAVA ROSENFARB

Discover the moving novel by Chava Rosenfarb, one of the most outstanding Yiddish writers of the 20th century. Her work, deeply rooted in the experiences of the Łódź Ghetto and concentration camps, is an extraordinary testimony to history and the human spirit. "Letters to Abrasha" is the culmination of her literary journey, a summary and complement to earlier themes.

• Moving story about the fate of Jews in the 20th century
• Excellent study of life in the Łódź Ghetto
• Testimony of survival in concentration camps
• Last novel by an outstanding Yiddish writer
• Continuation of themes from "The Tree of Life" and "Storks"
• Rich historical and cultural background
• Deep reflection on the human condition

Chava Rosenfarb (1923-2011) was born in Łódź and spent her youth there. Her experiences in the Łódź Ghetto, Auschwitz-Birkenau and other concentration camps deeply marked her work. She debuted with a volume of poetry in Yiddish and remained faithful to this language throughout her life. She received the prestigious Icyk Manger Prize for the trilogy "The Tree of Life."

"Letters to Abrasha" is a novel in which Rosenfarb returns to the theme of the life of Polish Jews, continuing the story begun in "Storks." Here we find the culmination, the complement and the summary of the previously developed themes. It is a literary testimony of an era that touches and encourages reflection on history and human destiny.

The Marek Edelman Dialogue Center, the publisher of this book, is an institution that has been dedicated to disseminating knowledge about the history and culture of Polish Jews for years. The publication of "Letters to Abrasha" is an important contribution to preserving the memory of the past and building bridges between cultures.

The novel has 800 pages and was published in the format 158x215 mm. The paperback cover ensures comfortable reading. It is a must-read for anyone interested in Yiddish literature, Jewish history and the 20th century. Immerse yourself in a moving story about life, love and survival.

This book is a valuable source of knowledge about life in the Łódź Ghetto, about the Holocaust and about the post-war fate of the survivors. It is also a universal story about the strength of the human spirit and about the need for memory. Reach for "Letters to Abrasha" and let yourself be carried away by an extraordinary story.