后记:新路线

Journey to Poland Pub Date : 2018-08-01 DOI:10.3366/EDINBURGH/9781474403573.003.0008

Maurizio Cinquegrani

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Isuchar Moshe Szwarc于1859年2月出生在Zgierz的市场广场附近，Zgierz是一个位于Łódź北部的小镇。他被认为是社区中最博学和最聪明的人之一，在1939年他80岁生日时，波兰的犹太媒体发表了许多文章向他表示敬意。几个月后，纳粹烧毁了他的图书馆，他瘫倒在地，死于心脏病发作。没有人能参加什瓦克的葬礼，因为他被红十字会匆忙埋葬了(参见. ...)

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Epilogue: New Routes

Isuchar Moshe Szwarc was born near the market square of Zgierz, a town located just north of Łódź, in February 1859. He was considered one of the most erudite and wisest men in the community, and on his eightieth birthday in 1939 the Jewish press in Poland published numerous articles in his honour. A few months later, the Nazis burnt his library while he collapsed and died of a heart attack. Nobody could attend Szwarc’s funeral, as he was hastily buried by the Red Cross (cf. ...

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