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pioneering study shows what brought Yiddish-speaking Jewish
intelligentsia to the Communist movement in the interwar years. They
believed that Communism is not only a way to solve the Jewish problem
but also to save the Yiddish culture. Biography of the central
protagonist of the book, a Yiddish writer Dovid (David) Sfard, is just a
pretext to show a full range of Jewish Communist activists (such as
Hersh Smolar, Bernard Mark, Szymon Zachariasz, etc.) and their life
choices. This relatively small milieu influenced and controlled the
Jewish life in post-war Poland until the anti-Semitic campaign of 1968.
Their lives, reconstructed thanks to sources in several languages, make
up a panorama of Jewish Communist experience in 20th-century Eastern
Europe.
