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Het verstoorde leven by Etty Hillesum · Booklabria

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Het verstoorde leven

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Het verstoorde leven

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First published: 1983
Editions: 7 in 3 languages

Synopsis

Het verstoorde leven is een boek met dagboekfragmenten van Etty Hillesum. In haar dagboek verwoordde ze haar persoonlijke, innerlijke ontwikkeling te midden van de turbulentie van de Tweede Wereldoorlog en de absurditeiten van de holocaust. Het boek is niet alleen een sterk persoonlijk document, maar geeft ook enig inzicht in de wijze waarop de anti-Joodse maatregelen en deportaties in die jaren op Joden zelf zijn overgekomen.

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Subjects: Biography
Poetry
World War, 1939-1945
Biographies
Diaries
Jews
Set in: Netherlands
Amsterdam
Characters: Etty Hillesum

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7 in 3 languages

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English3 Dutch3 French1

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