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The silver candelabra & other stories

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Title The silver candelabra & other stories : a century of Jewish Argentine literature / edited and translated by Rita Gardiol
[Alberto Gerchunoff et al.].
Additional Titles The silver candelabra and other stories
Contributors Gardiol, Rita Mazzetti
Gerchunoff, Alberto, 1883-1950
Publisher Pittsburgh, Pa : Latin American Literary Review Press
Creation Date 1997
Notes Translated from Hebrew, Yiddish or Spanish.
Bibliography: p. 185-187.
Series Discoveries / Latin American Literary Review Press
Extent xxx, 187 pages
22 cm.
Language English
National Library system number 990017668340205171

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