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Rachmil Bryks, survived in Holocaust, Autograph on his book in Yiddish “ For the Sanctification of God’s name” 1952 ...
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Rachmil Bryks, survived in Holocaust, Autograph on his book in Yiddish “ For the Sanctification of God’s name” 1952, NY
Rachmil Bryks, survived in Holocaust. He survives in the ghetto under the most trying conditions.
(Oyf kidesh ha-Shem: un andere dertseylungen), 1952, NY
Y.Briks Bukh-Komitet mit der, NY, 1952, 144 pp., pub cont: mithilf fun Dovid Ignatov Literatur Fond. In Yiddish.
Short stories. Hard calico cover, 23.5 x 15 cm.
Condition: some wear and rubbing to cover; light foxing and damping to endpapers, couple of stains inside.
Rachmil Bryks (1912-1974) is a poet and writer of Jewish origin, translated into Swedish, German, Hebrew and Polish. Biography Rachmil Bryks was born on April 18, 1912 to Orthodox Jewish parents in Scarzisk (today in Poland but then in the Russian Empire). He published his first book, a collection of poems in Yiddish, Yung grin mai, in 1939. The German invasion condemned him to live in the Łódź ghetto where he continued to write until his deportation to Auschwitz. He survives in the ghetto under the most trying conditions. Rachmil Bryks lost almost his entire family during the Shoah and one of his brothers, a survivor of the annihilation, was killed by Polish nationalists just after the end of the war. He emigrated to the United States in 1947 and settled in New York. He continues to write in Yiddish. At his home, he refuses to speak a language other than Yiddish. His work is haunted by the war years, the Łódź ghetto and his "slave" status in the Auschwitz camp. S. Morris Enge, who translated most of Bryks 'work into English, writes that Bryks' work is that of a sefer (a copyist of the Bible). The transmission of what was the Shoah is like a sacred writing. His best-known work is a collection of short stories, Oyf Kidesh Hashem, published in Yiddish in 1952 and translated into English its title: A Cat in the Ghetto: Four Novelettes in 1959. Briks when he speaks of the annihilation of the Jews of 'Europe refuses to talk about the Holocaust or the Shoah, it prefers the Yiddish term of Khurbn, the language of victims. In his essay My Creed, he asserts that Stalin's anti-Semitic policies in the late 1940s which resulted in the destruction of Jewish cultural sites, the ban of Yiddish, and the assassination of Jewish intellectuals on the night of the murdered poets is also part of the Khurbn. Moreover, for him, the Shoah is not a rupture in Jewish history but is part of the continuity of the persecutions that the Jews have suffered in their history. In his work, Rachmil Bryks uses a style not devoid of dark and desperate humor to describe the feeling of absurdity felt by beings pushed to the limits of their physical and moral resistance. He also evokes the dilemmas encountered by Jews in ghettos and camps as to the attitude to be taken in the face of the Nazis: to act or to submit, to preserve one's dignity by resisting or to seek only to survive. His short stories end in a prophetic style reminiscent of the lamentations of Jeremiah where the author compares the destruction of the Jewish places of life to that of the destruction of the temple in Jerusalem. A Cat in the Ghetto: Four Novelettes rose to fame in the Anglo-Saxon world and the eponymous short story was even adapted for cinema in 1970.
