Night. Dawn. Day
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The author of the trilogy Eli Visel (1928-2016) is a writer, philosopher, laureate of the Nobel Prize of the World, a man who lived and survived a catastrophe - the tragedy of Jews during the Second World War.
Chronicle "Night" is an autobiographical story about a boy who survived in hell of Auschwitz, Birkenu and Buchenwald.
The hero of the book "Dawn", the young Jew Eleisha, should kill the English officer at dawn. And the time before dawn is the time of meetings and farewells, testing yourself and the search for truth. The dawn becomes the crown of the night, not the harbinger of the day.
Roman "Day" - the final part of the trilogy, whose hero survived in a concentration camp and keeps the memory of the past, which does not let him go for a moment
Chronicle "Night" is an autobiographical story about a boy who survived in hell of Auschwitz, Birkenu and Buchenwald.
The hero of the book "Dawn", the young Jew Eleisha, should kill the English officer at dawn. And the time before dawn is the time of meetings and farewells, testing yourself and the search for truth. The dawn becomes the crown of the night, not the harbinger of the day.
Roman "Day" - the final part of the trilogy, whose hero survived in a concentration camp and keeps the memory of the past, which does not let him go for a moment
Author:
Author:Visel Eli
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Series:
Series: prose of Jewish life
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-9953-0744-0
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