Day
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The novel "Day" of the Nobel Prize Laureate Eli Visel (1928 - 2016) is the final part of the trilogy, whose hero survived in a concentration camp and keeps the memory of the past that does not let him go for a moment.
And now the day comes when fate will make him look into the eyes of friends and beloved, tell himself and them the truth ...
He stepped on the pavement, as in a battle with a disaster that befell his whole family. He began the struggle with hatred and despair for the love and joy of being, with himself - for tomorrow. We will read this book and learn to think. We will read this book and love life. We will read this book and remember the departed by name. - L"OBS
From the distant 1961, Eli Visel comes to us on the day of the accident that will blow up the universe, force everyone to take off the masks, even the fate itself, look into the eyes of friends and beloved, to tell themselves and them the truth. This final part of the trilogy is a book of the highest brand! - Le Figaro
And now the day comes when fate will make him look into the eyes of friends and beloved, tell himself and them the truth ...
He stepped on the pavement, as in a battle with a disaster that befell his whole family. He began the struggle with hatred and despair for the love and joy of being, with himself - for tomorrow. We will read this book and learn to think. We will read this book and love life. We will read this book and remember the departed by name. - L"OBS
From the distant 1961, Eli Visel comes to us on the day of the accident that will blow up the universe, force everyone to take off the masks, even the fate itself, look into the eyes of friends and beloved, to tell themselves and them the truth. This final part of the trilogy is a book of the highest brand! - Le Figaro
Author:
Author:Visel
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Series:
Series: prose of Jewish life
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-9953-0535-4
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