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The Jew’s Beech
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The Jew’s Beech

work by Droste-Hülshoff
Also known as: “Die Judenbuche”
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  • Schloss Hülshoff; Droste-Hülshoff, Annette, Freiin von
    Annette, Freiin von Droste-Hülshoff

    …a novella, Die Judenbuche (1842; The Jew’s Beech), is a psychological study of a Westphalian villager who murders a Jew. For the first time in German literature, the fate of the hero is portrayed as arising from his social environment; the crime becomes understandable within the context of the life…

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    …a novella, Die Judenbuche (1842; The Jew’s Beech), is a psychological study of a Westphalian villager who murders a Jew. For the first time in German literature, the fate of the hero is portrayed as arising from his social environment; the crime becomes understandable within the context of the life…

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