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Daniel Shtain perevodchik [Daniel Stein Interpreter]
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Lyudmila Ulitskaya's novel Daniel Stein, Translator is a literary sensation of recent years. Huge print runs (and this is about writing a complex, far from fiction), controversy, finally, the Big Book award. Daniel Stein (the hero has a specific prototype), with a risk to his life (he is a Jew himself) saves during World War II about three hundred prisoners of the ghetto. At the end of the war, having been baptized, he becomes a Catholic priest and leaves for Israel, where he continues to serve people - this is how he understands his mission. Acute questions of faith are full-fledged heroes of the narrative, although L. Ulitskaya has repeatedly said that she is not a theologian and does not preach, but only talks about a person unique in honesty and courage.
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Lyudmila Ulitskaya's novel Daniel Stein, Translator is a literary sensation of recent years. Huge print runs (and this is about writing a complex, far from fiction), controversy, finally, the Big Book award. Daniel Stein (the hero has a specific prototype), with a risk to his life (he is a Jew himself) saves during World War II about three hundred prisoners of the ghetto. At the end of the war, having been baptized, he becomes a Catholic priest and leaves for Israel, where he continues to serve people - this is how he understands his mission. Acute questions of faith are full-fledged heroes of the narrative, although L. Ulitskaya has repeatedly said that she is not a theologian and does not preach, but only talks about a person unique in honesty and courage.
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Data sheet
- Author
- Ulitskaia Liudmila
- Publisher
- AST
- ISBN
- 9785171617738
- Format
- Paperback
- Year Published
- 2018
- Pages
- 576
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Lyudmila Ulitskaya's novel Daniel Stein, Translator is a literary sensation of recent years. Huge print runs (and this is about writing a complex, far from fiction), controversy, finally, the Big Book award. Daniel Stein (the hero has a specific prototype), with a risk to his life (he is a Jew himself) saves during World War II about three hundred prisoners of the ghetto. At the end of the war, having been baptized, he becomes a Catholic priest and leaves for Israel, where he continues to serve people - this is how he understands his mission. Acute questions of faith are full-fledged heroes of the narrative, although L. Ulitskaya has repeatedly said that she is not a theologian and does not preach, but only talks about a person unique in honesty and courage.