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  • Olga Tokarczuk
    Olga Tokarczuk
    / Novels and other works

    …2015 for her historical novel Księgi Jakubowe (2014; The Books of Jacob), which is considered her masterpiece. Told through the perspectives of different characters, the narrative chronicles the life of Jacob Frank, the 18th-century Polish sect leader who encouraged his Jewish followers to convert to Islam and Roman Catholicism.

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    …2015 for her historical novel Księgi Jakubowe (2014; The Books of Jacob), which is considered her masterpiece. Told through the perspectives of different characters, the narrative chronicles the life of Jacob Frank, the 18th-century Polish sect leader who encouraged his Jewish followers to convert to Islam and Roman Catholicism.

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