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Women Writers and the Postwar Remaking of Yiddish Paris
Abstract:This article focuses on three women writers who found themselves in Paris sometime between 1944 and 1960—Lili Berger, Rayzl Zshikhlinski, and Dora Teitelboim—to highlight the range of cultural expression that existed among women during the postwar years in France. Berger’s journalism and Zshikhlinski and Teitelboim’s literary output demonstrate how these different forms complemented one another and contributed more fully to the reconstitution of Jewish life in Europe.
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