A fish hot mich nit eengeschlungen | Zvi Kanar

A fish hot mich nit eengeschlungen | Tzvi Kenner
Proze / Yiddish / Y. L. Peretz-Farlag / 2003 / 280 pages
In ot dem buch zvi khner fornamet sich mainly mit sein alyah kein eretz-israel on sye irsme yaarn land. Er, vos hotet geatgemacht dem Tuitenmarsh un iz utach von nazi-gehinum, baszreiret syene gefilan zint di schiff kommt aan tsu di bergan von Haifa, di irstme yaarn in kibbutz, der Willan tsu vern a sabre mit ale sabres glayych. A relevant document was written with precision and without superlatives, from the young man who wrote it. Editor: Rodnitsky Israel.

A fish did not swallow me | Zvi Kiner
Prose / Yiddish / Y.L. Peretz Publishing / 2003 / 280 pages
In this book, Zvi Kner deals mainly with his immigration to Israel and his first years there. He, who went through the death march and emerged from the Nazi hell, describes his feelings the moment the ship reached the shores of Haifa, his first years on the kibbutz, and the desire to become an equal among equals. An important document, written with precision and without exaggeration, from the young man who over the years became a world-renowned mime and Yiddish writer. Editor: Rudnitzky Israel.

A Fish didn't swallow me Zwi Kanar
Prose / Yiddish / YL Peretz Publishing House / 2003 / 280 pages
In this book, Zwi Kanar deals mainly with his immigration to Israel and his first years in it. He who went through the death march and came out of the Nazi hell, describes his feelings from the moment the ship reached the shores of Haifa, his first years in the kibbutz, and the desire to become an equal among equals. Important documentation, written accurately and without exaggeration, from the young man who over the years became a world-renowned mime artist and Yiddish writer. Editor: Rodnitzky Israel.