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Leyb Rokhman

Israeli author
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Leyb Rokhman was an Israeli author who survived the Holocaust. He moved to Warsaw in 1930 and studied in a yeshiva. After the war, he published a journal of his wartime experiences titled Un in dayn blut zolstu lebn (1949). Rokhman settled in Jerusalem in 1950, where he and his family sought to preserve the traditions of prewar Poland. His second book, Mit blinde trit iber der erd (1968), explored the psychological impact of being a survivor.1

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  1. Yiddish literature - Writers in Israel
  2. Leo Rosten

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