MASADAH: PO'EMAH: ????: ?????

Edité par Tel Aviv: Hedim, 1927

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1st edition. Original illustrated paper wrappers, 8vo, 78 pages. First Appearance of the epic Hebrew poem that had a profound influence on generations of Israelis. This historical poem glorified the heroism and self-reliance of the early Zionist movement. It helped transform Masada, the remote hilltop desert fortress, largely forgotten since the writings of the Roman-Jewish historian Josephus, into an enduring symbol of the young State of Israel. Lamdan s most famous line: Never again shall Masada fall, became a rallying cry for generations of Israeli soldiers who repeat these words in countless military inauguration ceremonies. The poem concerns the Jewish struggle for survival in a world full of enemies, in which Masada, as a symbol for the Land of Israel and the Zionist enterprise, is seen as a refuge - but also as a potential trap. The poem was hugely influential, but the latter aspect was left out in its mainstream Zionist reception and interpretation. The pathos of the poem is also said to have been of deep inspiration to the desperate fighters of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising.(Kestenbaum)Lamdan (1899-1954) was a Ukrainian-born poet. He moved to Israel in 1920, after hard years during WWI, and joining, and then breaking with, the Russian Communist revolution. In Israel he spent a few years as a halutz, and then devoted himself to writing. OCLC: 27302417. OCLC lists 8 copies outside of Israel (JTSA, UC-Berkeley, UCLA, Northwestern, Hebrew College, UMichigan, HUC, ULeeds)Signature on title page. Edgewear to wrappers, which are somewhat fragile, with loss to one letter. Paper toned but strong and good. Good Condition overall. (zion2-4-7-PFFIINNQQ).

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Titre
MASADAH: PO'EMAH: ????: ?????
Auteur
Lamdan, Isaac [Yitshak]
Éditeur
Tel Aviv: Hedim
Année de publication
1927
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Illustrated, Jewish Art, Zionism & Israel

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