Dancing on a powder keg / Ilse Weber ; translated from the German, and foreword, by Michal Schwartz ; afterword by Ulrike Migdal ; essay on Thesesienstadt by Ruth Bondy.

"Endorsed by Yad Vashem, the World Holocaust Remembrance Center, as a unique document with literary value, Ilse Weber's letters and poems, 1933-1944, record with vivid immediacy the lives of her small family during a time of increasing danger, when Europe descended from peace to the chaos of war and...

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Uniform Title:	Wann wohl das Leid ein Ende hat. English
Main Authors:	Weber, Ilse, 1903-1944 (Author) Bondy, Ruth (Author)
Other Authors:	Schwartz, Michal, 1961- (Translator, writer of foreword.) Migdal, Ulrike, 1948- (writer of afterword.)
Language:	English
Language of the Original:	German
Published:	Charlottetown, PE, Canada : Jerusalem, Israel : Bunim & Bannigan ; Yad Vashem, [2016]
Subjects:	Weber, Ilse, > 1903-1944 > Correspondence. Theresienstadt (Concentration camp) Weber, Ilse, > 1903-1944. Jewish women authors > Germany > Correspondence. German poetry > 20th century. German poetry. Jewish women authors. Germany. 1900-1999 Czech poetry (German) Records and correspondence.
Genre:	Correspondence. Czech poetry (German) Records and correspondence.
Physical Description:	xx, 337 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
Format:	Book

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