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Author(s): Ron Elisha
In Germany in 1948, a rabbi gives Hebrew lessons to a German woman who wants to emigrate to Palestine. The rabbi is a survivor of Auschwitz and the woman, it is revealed was an S.S. member in the camp. The play deals with the moral issues confronting survivors and perpetrators in postwar Germany.
Format:Drama
Snapshot
Nationality of Author:Australian
Experience(s) Chronicled:Concentration and Extermination Camps | Survivors and Subsequent Generations
Tags: Rabbi, Auschwitz
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