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The Last of the Just (Library of the Holocaust)

Andre Schwarz-Bart

According to Jewish tradition, 36 "just men" are born in every generation to take the burden of the world's suffering upon themselves. This book tells the story of two Jews, divided by eight centuries, who are persecuted to death, becoming part of the catastrophic history of the Jewish people.

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The Ezra Klein Show

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The Ezra Klein Show

Noam Chomsky described Andr SchwarzBart's The Last of the Just as an astonishing book from the late 1950s that had a tremendous impact on him.

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One of them was Andre SchwarzBart's book in the late 50s on The Last of the Just. Astonishing book. Had a tremendous impact.

— Episode: Best Of: Noam Chomsky's Theory of the Go...

Episode: Best Of: Noam Chomsky's Theory of the Good Life

Noam Chomsky described Andr SchwarzBart's The Last of the Just as an astonishing book from the late 1950s that had a tremendous impact on him.

"

One of them was Andre SchwarzBart's book in the late 50s on The Last of the Just. Astonishing book. Had a tremendous impact.

Episode: Noam Chomsky’s Theory of the Good Life

He described The Last of the Just as an astonishing book that had a tremendous impact on him.

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One of them was Andre Schwarzbart's book in the late 50s on The Last of the Just. Astonishing book.

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