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Judith Tydor Ba Incredible Adventures of Buffalo Bill fr (Livre de poche) (IMPORTATION BRITANNIQUE)
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- État
- Book Title
- Incredible Adventures of Buffalo Bill from Bochnia (68715) : The Story of a Galician Jew -- Persecution, Liberation, Transformation
- Publication Name
- Incredible Adventures of Buffalo Bill from Bochnia (68715)
- Title
- Incredible Adventures of Buffalo Bill from Bochnia (68715)
- Subtitle
- The Story of a Galician Jew -- Persecution, Liberation, Transform
- Contributor
- Walter Laqueur (Foreword by)
- Format
- Trade Paperback
- EAN
- 9781845193805
- ISBN
- 9781845193805
- Publisher
- Liverpool University Press
- Genre
- Biography & Autobiography, History
- Topic
- Cultural Heritage, Holocaust, Historical, Jewish
- Release Date
- 03/11/2009
- Release Year
- 2009
- Language
- English
- Country/Region of Manufacture
- GB
- Item Height
- 0.7 in
- Item Length
- 9 in
- Item Weight
- 15.3 Oz
- Publication Year
- 2009
- Illustrator
- Yes
- Item Width
- 6 in
- Number of Pages
- 235 Pages
À propos de ce produit
Product Information
This is a book about, Chaskel Tydor, an Auschwitz and Buchenwald survivor, who was at various times a bookkeeper, metallurgist, kibbutz founder, Hebrew book publisher, uranium mine manager, and travel agent. Spanning close to ninety years of life, his story takes the reader through three continents, two marriages, and one Holocaust. At the same time, it is also the story of much of the Jewish people during the twentieth century, or at least those who found themselves wandering between countries, learning to function in new languages and societies, building and joining various Jewish communities, and continuously adopting different outward ways of life while trying to maintain their Jewish beliefs and practices. Through the story of one, albeit unique man, we learn the history of an era: Jewish life in Eastern Europe before the First World War, events in Weimar and Hitler's Germany during the 1920s and 1930s, the struggle for survival in Nazi camps, the creation of the State of Israel, Jewish life in
Product Identifiers
Publisher
Liverpool University Press
ISBN-10
1845193806
ISBN-13
9781845193805
eBay Product ID (ePID)
77159941
Product Key Features
Book Title
Incredible Adventures of Buffalo Bill from Bochnia (68715) : The Story of a Galician Jew -- Persecution, Liberation, Transformation
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
Cultural Heritage, Holocaust, Historical, Jewish
Publication Year
2009
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Biography & Autobiography, History
Number of Pages
235 Pages
Dimensions
Item Length
9 in
Item Height
0.7 in
Item Width
6 in
Item Weight
15.3 Oz
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
Trade
Lc Classification Number
Ds134.72.T93b38 2010
Reviews
"Baumel-Schwartz grew up listening to her Holocaust survivor father's tales of a fictional adventurer named 'Buffalo Bill from Bochnia.' In this biography, she combines interviews with the late Haskel Tydor (inmate # 68715 who was in Buchenwald with Elie Wiesel) with her study of Kibbutz Buchenwald, the first post-war kibbutz in liberated Germany which he helped found in 1945. She traces her father's life from Poland to Palestine/Israel and the US. The book includes a foreword noting the lack of data on the number of concentration camps survivors, photographs, further reading, and a bibliography." Reference & Research Book News, "The author's father Haskel Tydor and I were together in Buna and Buchenwald. Her absorbing and moving biography of him communicates his commitment to the Jewish people and its tradition, his warmth and his wisdom." --Author Elie Wiesel, "Baumel-Schwartz grew up listening to her Holocaust survivor father's tales of a fictional adventurer named 'Buffalo Bill from Bochnia.' In this biography, she combines interviews with the late Haskel Tydor (inmate # 68715 who was in Buchenwald with Elie Wiesel) with her study of Kibbutz Buchenwald, the first post-war kibbutz in liberated Germany which he helped found in 1945. She traces her father's life from Poland to Palestine/Israel and the US. The book includes a foreword noting the lack of data on the number of concentration camps survivors, photographs, further reading, and a bibliography." - Reference & Research Book News, "Chaskel Tydor miraculously survived six years of the camps which had been built to exterminate European Jewry. He was a modest man with no ambitions of leadership but in the camp when leadership was needed and was thrust on him he emerged in a position of authority; he maintained such a position in the years after the liberation when he was instrumental in establishing Kibbutz Buchenwald. ... This painstaking biography, a true labor of love by the hands of an experienced historian, deals primarily with the life of one man who had lost his wife and most of his other relations and friends in these Holocaust years and had to face life after the liberation. How could he have found the way to a new life?" From the Foreword by Walter Laqueur, editor of The Holocaust Encyclopedia (Yale University Press), "Chaskel Tydor miraculously survived six years of the camps which had been built to exterminate European Jewry. He was a modest man with no ambitions of leadership but in the camp when leadership was needed and was thrust on him he emerged in a position of authority; he maintained such a position in the years after the liberation when he was instrumental in establishing Kibbutz Buchenwald. … This painstaking biography, a true labor of love by the hands of an experienced historian, deals primarily with the life of one man who had lost his wife and most of his other relations and friends in these Holocaust years and had to face life after the liberation. How could he have found the way to a new life?" -From the Foreword by Walter Laqueur, editor of The Holocaust Encyclopedia (Yale University Press), "Baumel-Schwartz grew up listening to her Holocaust survivor father's tales of a fictional adventurer named 'Buffalo Bill from Bochnia.' In this biography, she combines interviews with the late Haskel Tydor (inmate # 68715 who was in Buchenwald with Elie Wiesel) with her study of Kibbutz Buchenwald, the first post-war kibbutz in liberated Germany which he helped found in 1945. She traces her father's life from Poland to Palestine/Israel and the US. The book includes a foreword noting the lack of data on the number of concentration camps survivors, photographs, further reading, and a bibliography." - Reference & Research Book News, "The author's father Haskel Tydor and I were together in Buna and Buchenwald. Her absorbing and moving biography of him communicates his commitment to the Jewish people and its tradition, his warmth and his wisdom." -Author Elie Wiesel, "Chaskel Tydor miraculously survived six years of the camps which had been built to exterminate European Jewry. He was a modest man with no ambitions of leadership but in the camp when leadership was needed and was thrust on him he emerged in a position of authority; he maintained such a position in the years after the liberation when he was instrumental in establishing Kibbutz Buchenwald. ... This painstaking biography, a true labor of love by the hands of an experienced historian, deals primarily with the life of one man who had lost his wife and most of his other relations and friends in these Holocaust years and had to face life after the liberation. How could he have found the way to a new life?" --From the Foreword by Walter Laqueur, editor of The Holocaust Encyclopedia (Yale University Press), "I read this book with the advantage/disadvantage of having participated in two or three courses taught by the author. I know her as a highly serious educator with a special sense of humor. This book is not an historical text, but a biography of the author's father, an Ostjude who survived five years in concentration camps, saved many people, and lived an eventful life after the war. The book is well written, portraying the subject very closely with a careful attempt to explain the historical context of the events. The author also examines the problem of moral choice in extreme situations. Although the biographer is too close to the subject of her work and the problem of perspective arises, it is a minor problem to my mind. I was reading a thriller in parallel and it was the thriller that I neglected. Be warned!" -AJL Newsletter, "I read this book with the advantage/disadvantage of having participated in two or three courses taught by the author. I know her as a highly serious educator with a special sense of humor. This book is not an historical text, but a biography of the author's father, an Ostjude who survived five years in concentration camps, saved many people, and lived an eventful life after the war. The book is well written, portraying the subject very closely with a careful attempt to explain the historical context of the events. The author also examines the problem of moral choice in extreme situations. Although the biographer is too close to the subject of her work and the problem of perspective arises, it is a minor problem to my mind. I was reading a thriller in parallel and it was the thriller that I neglected. Be warned!" -AJL Newsletter, "The author's father Haskel Tydor and I were together in Buna and Buchenwald. Her absorbing and moving biography of him communicates his commitment to the Jewish people and its tradition, his warmth and his wisdom." Author Elie Wiesel, "Baumel-Schwartz grew up listening to her Holocaust survivor father's tales of a fictional adventurer named 'Buffalo Bill from Bochnia.' In this biography, she combines interviews with the late Haskel Tydor (inmate # 68715 who was in Buchenwald with Elie Wiesel) with her study of Kibbutz Buchenwald, the first post-war kibbutz in liberated Germany which he helped found in 1945. She traces her father's life from Poland to Palestine/Israel and the US. The book includes a foreword noting the lack of data on the number of concentration camps survivors, photographs, further reading, and a bibliography." -- Reference & Research Book News, "I read this book with the advantage/disadvantage of having participated in two or three courses taught by the author. I know her as a highly serious educator with a special sense of humor. This book is not an historical text, but a biography of the author's father, an Ostjude who survived five years in concentration camps, saved many people, and lived an eventful life after the war. The book is well written, portraying the subject very closely with a careful attempt to explain the historical context of the events. The author also examines the problem of moral choice in extreme situations. Although the biographer is too close to the subject of her work and the problem of perspective arises, it is a minor problem to my mind. I was reading a thriller in parallel and it was the thriller that I neglected. Be warned!" --AJL Newsletter, "The author's father Haskel Tydor and I were together in Buna and Buchenwald. Her absorbing and moving biography of him communicates his commitment to the Jewish people and its tradition, his warmth and his wisdom." -Author Elie Wiesel, "I read this book with the advantage/disadvantage of having participated in two or three courses taught by the author. I know her as a highly serious educator with a special sense of humor. This book is not an historical text, but a biography of the author's father, an Ostjude who survived five years in concentration camps, saved many people, and lived an eventful life after the war. The book is well written, portraying the subject very closely with a careful attempt to explain the historical context of the events. The author also examines the problem of moral choice in extreme situations. Although the biographer is too close to the subject of her work and the problem of perspective arises, it is a minor problem to my mind. I was reading a thriller in parallel and it was the thriller that I neglected. Be warned!" AJL Newsletter
Table of Content
Foreword; Preface; Introduction: Givatayim, 1993; Bochnia, 1903-1914; Munich, 1914-1920; Frankfurt -- Lodz -- Bochnia -- Frankfurt, 1920-1939; Buchenwald -- Auschwitz -- Buchenwald, 1939-1945; Geringshof, 1945; Jerusalem -- Tel Aviv, 1945-1951; New York, 1951-1957; Rapid City, South Dakota & Deer Lodge, Montana, 1958-1959; New York, 1959-1974; Ramat Gan -- Givatayim, 1974-1993; Epilogue: Bochnia, 2007; Index.
Copyright Date
2010
Lccn
2009-031750
Dewey Decimal
940.5318092
Dewey Edition
22
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