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Paperback or Softback. Etat : New. About Stars - Four cycles of Jewish poetry in Russian: Exodus, To My Son, To Friends and Family, First Games (Soviet Russia, Lithuania, Israel) - 1946. Book.

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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - This story describes true events concerning little Joe Martinkus, a teenage Lithuanian farm boy, and Dr. Schmidt, a Jewish physician. Lithuanian writer Antanas Jonynas first heard the story from little Joe Martinkus himself and published this account in 1966. When the Soviets occupied Lithuania in June 1940, they seized the property of local proprietors, arrested national leaders, and forced farmers into slavery under the guise of a land redistribution program. Deportation was used as a mechanism for enforcement of the oppressive policies, and within one year about 35,000 locals (1.3 percent of the total population) were relocated to Siberia and Soviet Central Asia. When the country changed hands in June 1941, the Germans abolished some of the Soviet policies and won the support of some locals. During the three-year German occupation, 94 percent of the Lithuanian Jews (220,000 individuals) were murdered, the highest percentage for any Nazi-occupied country in Europe. Antanas Jonynas published this story as the first part of his novel 'In the Well' in 1966. That Jonynas penned such a piece in the hostile Soviet environment of the day was evidence of his tremendous courage, and that it escaped censorship was truly a miracle.…

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Etat : New. KlappentextThis story describes true events concerning Joe Martinkus, a teenage Lithuanian farm boy, and Dr. Schmidt, a Jewish physician. During the three-year German occupation, 94 percent of the Lithuanian Jews were murdered, the highe.

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Etat : New. Klappentext Practicing Profitability systematically approaches billing from the payer-provider conflict perspective and applies the network effect. It can be used by healthcare practice owners and managers to level the playing field wit.

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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Victor Lirov was born in 1927 in Moscow, Russia. He is a bibliographer by profession, a doctor of philology by education, and a poet by calling. This little book has four cycles of his poetry in Russian. Lirov began writing 'Exodus,' its first cycle, in 1958 in Vilnius, Lithuania, as he began to discover his Jewish identity at a time when the Soviet empire was relentless and seemed invincible in its efforts to finally solve 'the Jewish problem.' Those who bore witness to the arrests, deportations, and murders of Jewish leaders in the Soviet Union during the 1950s understand the enormous personal risk involved in writing Jewish nationalist verses in the spirit of Lirov's 'Exodus.' Yet these few, brave Zionist voices eventually prevailed and over the years created a powerful tide that culminated in the one million-strong Exodus to Israel. Two other cycles include Lirov's writings to his son, family, and friends, spanning the years he lived in Lithuania and his subsequent emigration to Israel and absorption into Israeli culture. The fourth cycle presents for the first time Lirov's poems composed in 1946 in Moscow.…

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