Second Singer

Today on Tablet

By the Editors|January 18, 2011 3:15 PM|1comment

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Today in Tablet Magazine, books critic Adam Kirsch reviews the newly reissued The Brothers Ashkenazi, by Israel Julius Singer (brother of Isaac Bashevis), and finds it a sort of eerily prophetic Gone With The Wind of Eastern European Jewry.

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