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fictionalize this
experience in her 1951
novel Zlatke. The book used “religious
language and
metaphor to
express Zlatke’s revolutionary fevour” She also addressed...
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study of the suffering, resistance, and collaboration." In 2002
Gwido Zlatkes, a
librarian at the
University of California,[which?]
reviewing the book...
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Franya Vinter, M. Shapiro,
Ester Lipovska, L. Yulin,
Zlatke Yaroslavska and
Aneta Reyzer.
Shmuel Veynberg was
music director, Władysław...
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Jewish Political Studies Review. 29 (1–2). Musiał, Stanisław, and
Gwido Zlatkes, 'Black is Black', in
Antony Polonsky (ed.), Polin:
Studies in
Polish Jewry...
