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Adolf Rudnicki
In Szczury (1932; “Rats”) he depicted the drabness of everyday life in the sort of small provincial town where many Polish Jews lived. His novel Żołnierze (1933; “Soldiers”) is a sombre, naturalistic picture of life in an army barracks. Niekochana (1937; “Unloved”) and the novella Lato…
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In Szczury (1932; “Rats”) he depicted the drabness of everyday life in the sort of small provincial town where many Polish Jews lived. His novel Żołnierze (1933; “Soldiers”) is a sombre, naturalistic picture of life in an army barracks. Niekochana (1937; “Unloved”) and the novella Lato…
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