LA VOZ DE LEMEL.

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Title: LA VOZ DE LEMEL. (Spanish).
Alternate Title: THE VOICE OF LEMEL. (English)
Authors: Preiss, David
Source: Humanitas (07172168). primavera2022, Vol. 25 Issue 102, p990-996. 7p.
Subjects: Festschriften, Holocaust survivors, Cultural history, Incantations, Modernity, Rites & ceremonies, Aramaic incantations, Daughters, Morphemics, Poverty, Culture, Family traditions
Abstract (English): The book "The Voice of Lemel" written by Miriam Krawczyk is a profound reflection on belonging, existence, and personal and cultural history. The book presents the life of Lemel Tuchznajder, before becoming Aleksander Krawczyk, through the voice of his daughter Miriam. It also addresses Ashkenazi culture and its destruction during the Holocaust. The author emphasizes the importance of remembering and preserving the history of Holocaust survivors. The book also portrays the reality of Lemel's world, full of family struggles, poverty, and pain, but also the search for reconciliation between modernity and Jewish tradition. [Extracted from the article]
Abstract (Spanish): El libro "La Voz de Lemel" escrito por Miriam Krawczyk es una reflexión profunda sobre la pertenencia, la existencia y la historia personal y cultural. El libro presenta la vida de Lemel Tuchznajder, antes de convertirse en Aleksander Krawczyk, a través de la voz de su hija Miriam. También aborda la cultura askenazí y su destrucción durante el Holocausto. El autor destaca la importancia de recordar y preservar la historia de los sobrevivientes del Holocausto. El libro también muestra la realidad del mundo de Lemel, lleno de luchas familiares, pobreza y dolor, pero también de búsqueda de reconciliación entre la modernidad y la tradición judía. [Extracted from the article]
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Abstract:The book "The Voice of Lemel" written by Miriam Krawczyk is a profound reflection on belonging, existence, and personal and cultural history. The book presents the life of Lemel Tuchznajder, before becoming Aleksander Krawczyk, through the voice of his daughter Miriam. It also addresses Ashkenazi culture and its destruction during the Holocaust. The author emphasizes the importance of remembering and preserving the history of Holocaust survivors. The book also portrays the reality of Lemel's world, full of family struggles, poverty, and pain, but also the search for reconciliation between modernity and Jewish tradition. [Extracted from the article]
ISSN:07172168