One Generation After

Élie Wiesel

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Memory, Trauma, and Testimony Jewish and Middle Eastern Studies Memory, Trauma, and Commemoration

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This book, which begins at the time of World War II and ends with the Six-Day War, shows a deeply moving account of Wiesel's return to the village of his boyhood. Wiesel addresses his thoughts and concerns with Germany, Russia, Israel's new image, and modern-day radical rebels.

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