kaddish for a child not born造句

• In " Kaddish for a Child Not Born,"
• _" Kaddish for a Child Not Born"
• Budapest, 1990, " Kaddish For A Child Not Born,"
• "Kaddish for a Child Not Born " was Kertesz's first book to be published in Germany.
• Only " Fateless " and " Kaddish For A Child Not Born " have been translated into English . _ __
• The band has a printed number on it, mine, for example, is 64921 .---" Kaddish for a child not born "=
• Only two of his novels _ " Fateless " and " Kaddish for a Child Not Born, " ( Northwestern University Press ) _ have been translated into English.
• Only two of his novels, " Fateless " and " Kaddish for a Child Not Born, " ( Northwestern University Press ), have been translated into English.
• "Kaddish a meg nem szueletetett " ( " Kaddish For a Child Not Born " ), the third work of the trilogy, is a short novel published in 1990.
• This was followed in 1990 by " Kaddish for a Child Not Born, " a memoir of a death camp survivor whose marriage falls apart over his refusal to bring a child into a world that permitted the Holocaust.
• So far, however, only " Fateless " and " Kaddish for a Child Not Born " have been published in English, by Northwestern University Press; Kertesz is unhappy with the translations and is eager to have the books retranslated.
• Excerpts from " Fateless, " and " Kaddish for a child not born, " written by Imre Kertesz, winner of the 2002 Nobel Prize in literature, and translated by The Associated Press from Hungarian : " Fateless "=
• In " Kaddish for a Child Not Born " ( 1989; English translation, 1997 ), he offers the Jewish prayer for the dead, the kaddish, for the child he has been unwilling to bring into a world capable of allowing Auschwitz to happen.
• His novels " A kudarc " in 1988 ( " Fiasco " ) and " Kaddis a meg nem szueletetett gyermekert " in 1990 ( " Kaddish for a Child not Born ) can almost be characterized as comments and additions to the first and decisive work, the academy said.
• For many contemporary critics, though, it is the cornerstone of his work, not only the first in a semi-autobiographical trilogy that includes " Fiasco " ( 1988 ) and " Kaddish for a Child Not Born " ( 1990 ), but also the book that spells out his philosophy of life.