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Palestine, where their daughter, Tamara, was born. After spending time in Poland and Berlin, the family returned to Paris. When World War II erupted, Vogel and his daughter fled to southeastern France where Ada was recuperating in a sanatorium. He was interned as an Austrian citizen and freed in
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Kafkaesque/carnivalesque depiction of deliberate, radical self-isolation in the French concentration camp. The Hebrew publication is a version prepared by Menachem Perry, who made a short novel out of hundreds of pages of the Yiddish manuscript.
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was written between 1928 and 1929. The novel was re-published in Israel in 1986, in a new version edited from the manuscripts by
Menachem Perry, and became a best-seller. A semi-autobiographical novel, written in
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after his release from internment camp. In 1944, he was arrested by the
Gestapo, imprisoned in Lyon, and sent to Drancy, a transit camp for French Jews. Four days later, he was murdered in
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Among his works are collections of poems in free meter and several novels edited posthumously by
Menachem Perry. His diaries covering the period 1912–1922 were published as
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Various stories circulated about his life after that. In 1944–45, the Hebrew newspapers in
Palestine reported his "disappearance." He was presumed to have died in the
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in 1912, he spent his time sitting in cafes and teaching Hebrew to make ends meet. He accepted a job copying letters for the
Zionist federation but soon quit. During
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368:Carmi, T.,
222:The critic
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304:References
198:The novel
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