Omer Bartov
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Omer Bartov

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The decent mass murderer.

The decent mass murderer.

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A crime without a name.

A crime without a name.

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Much forgotten, little learned.

Much forgotten, little learned.

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"Sitrah akhrah" (the other side) - what is the purpose of Holocaust fiction? : Reflections in the wake of two historical novels by Jonathan Littell and Steve Sem-Sandberg.

"Sitrah akhrah" (the other side) - what is the purpose of Holocaust fiction? : Reflections in the wake of two historical novels by Jonathan Littell and Steve Sem-Sandberg.

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As it "really" was.

As it "really" was.

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פשע ללא שם.

פשע ללא שם.

ברטוב, עמר, 1954-

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רוצח ההמונים ההגון.

רוצח ההמונים ההגון.

ברטוב, עמר, 1954-

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כמו שאירע באמת.

כמו שאירע באמת.

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