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Nashim-A Journal of Jewish Womens Studies & Gender Issues Pub Date : 2022-01-27 DOI:10.1109/sustech57309.2023.10129603

Drita Tutunović

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摘要:德里塔·图图诺维奇的小说《家》是一部讲述二战前后西班牙系犹太人生活的自传体小说，在这里以英文和Djudezmo原版同时出版。主人公是德里塔的母亲玛蒂尔达。德里塔的西班牙系家庭的历史，大屠杀的悲剧，以及通往贝尔格莱德新生活的道路，通过一个人的家的钥匙的比喻来描述。几个世纪以来，当西班牙系犹太人被迫离开一个居住地前往另一个居住地时，他们一直带着钥匙。

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Abstract:Drita Tutunović’s story “Home” is an autobiographical narrative on Sephardic life in the period before and after World War II, printed here in both English and the original Djudezmo. The protagonist is Drita’s mother, Matilda. The history of Drita’s Sephardic family, the tragedy of the Holocaust and a pathway to a new life in Belgrade are described through the metaphor of keys to one’s home, which Sephardic Jews have carried with them for centuries when forced to leave one place of residence for another.

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Nashim-A Journal of Jewish Womens Studies & Gender Issues HUMANITIES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY-

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0.40

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