Re-creating a Vanished World in Its Own Language: Chava Rosenfarb Evokes Sholom Aleichem and Asch in a Yiddish Saga; Bociany; Of Lodz and Love From: Forward | Date: August 18, 2000| Author: Ziesk, Edra | . Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

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Re-creating a Vanished World in Its Own Language: Chava Rosenfarb Evokes
Sholom Aleichem and Asch in a Yiddish Saga; Bociany; Of Lodz and Love

By Chava Rosenfarb

Syracuse, 430 pages, $29.95.

By Chava Rosenfarb

Syracuse, 354 pages, $29.95.

Ms. Ziesk is a writer living in New York.

Storks come and go in "Bociany," the first of a pair of linked novels by
the Yiddish writer Chava Rosenfarb. In ...

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