1989, ISBN: 0827604149

[EAN: 9780827604148], Neubuch, [PU: JEWISH PUBN SOC Jan 1989], LITERATURE - CLASSICS / CRITICISM; HISTORY WORLD, Neuware - David Roskies, in one hundred powerful selections, presents the … mais…

[EAN: 9780827604148], Neubuch, [PU: JEWISH PUBN SOC Jan 1989], LITERATURE - CLASSICS / CRITICISM; HISTORY WORLD, Neuware - David Roskies, in one hundred powerful selections, presents the two-thousand year history of Jewish responses to castastrophe. The cyclical nature of violent regimes and their overthrow is delineated in these recurring images of sin, martyrdom, and retribution that have sustained the Jewish people despite pogroms, massacres, and expulsions -- from the destruction of the First Temple through the Holocaust to the eventual return to their homeland. 668 pp. Englisch<

1989, ISBN: 9780827604148

David Roskies, in one hundred powerful selections, presents the two-thousand year history of Jewish responses to castastrophe. The cyclical nature of violent regimes and their overthrow i… mais…

David Roskies, in one hundred powerful selections, presents the two-thousand year history of Jewish responses to castastrophe. The cyclical nature of violent regimes and their overthrow is delineated in these recurring images of sin, martyrdom, and retribution that have sustained the Jewish people despite pogroms, massacres, and expulsions -- from the destruction of the First Temple through the Holocaust to the eventual return to their homeland. Buch (fremdspr.) David G. Roskies Taschenbuch, Jewish Publications Society, 15.01.1989, Jewish Publications Society, 1989<

ISBN: 9780827604148

Paperback, [PU: Jewish Publication Society], Presents the two-thousand year history of Jewish responses to catastrophe. The cyclical nature of violent regimes and their overthrow is delin… mais…

Paperback, [PU: Jewish Publication Society], Presents the two-thousand year history of Jewish responses to catastrophe. The cyclical nature of violent regimes and their overthrow is delineated in these recurring images of sin, martyrdom, and retribution that have sustained the Jewish people despite pogroms, massacres, and expulsions - from the destruction of the First Temple through the Holocaust to the eventual return to their homeland., Literary Studies: General<