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The Brothers Ashkenazi

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448 pagesPaperbackENnewDec 1981

About this book

The Brothers Ashkenazi, volume 1, is a compelling work of Jewish literature that explores the complexities of family relationships and social transformation. Set against the historical backdrop of Poland, the story follows two Jewish brothers who make the radical decision to leave their traditional religious life behind. This transition leads them toward becoming wealthy industrialists, marking a significant shift in their social standing and personal identities.

As a notable piece of Yiddish fiction translated into English, this novel examines the intricate customs and social life of Jewish families during a period of profound change. The narrative delves into the lives of successful people navigating the tensions between heritage and modern prosperity. This historical fiction offers a detailed look at the evolving landscape of Polish Jewish society, focusing on the bonds between brothers and the consequences of their ambitious pursuits.

Specifications

ISBN-13
9780553201055
Publisher
Bantam Books
Format
Paperback
Pages
448
Language
EN
Condition
new
Published
1 December 1981
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