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Dawn by Elie Wiesel, Frances Frenaye, Wiesel,Elie · Booklabria

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Dawn

HistoryMurder

Dawn

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First published: 1961
Language: English
Editions: 17

Synopsis

Based on the novel l'Aube by Elie Wiesel adapted and translated by Daniel Banks, with passages from the English translation by Frances Frenaye. Fifth draft.

Subjects: History
Murder
Continental european fiction
Holocaust, Jewish
Holocaust survivors
National liberation movements
Set in: Palestine
Time: 1929-1948

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