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Melnitz

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1871. Cattle-dealer Solomon Meijer has made a reputation for himself as one of the few honest Jews in Endingen, a rare Swiss town in which Jews are allowed to reside. He leads a largely untroubled...

Un village sans histoires

By Charles Lewinsky

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Cherchant la paix après un douloureux chagrin d'amour, un étranger s'installe dans un village perdu de la campagne française, où le temps semble être suspendu. Mais la tranquillité et le charme de...

Retour indesirable

By Charles Lewinsky

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Roman historique Kurt Gerson, dit Gerron, né de parents juifs à Berlin en 1897, voudrait devenir médecin, mais il est envoyé au Front à plusieurs reprises comme soldat, pendant la Première Guerre...

Falscher Mao echter Goethe

By Charles Lewinsky

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Melnitz

By Charles Lewinsky

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Gerron

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Schweizen

By Charles Lewinsky

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Kastelau

By Charles Lewinsky

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A-Quotient

By Charles Lewinsky

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Der Teufel in der Weihnachtsnacht. Ein papstlicher Albtraum.

By Nikolaus Heidelbach, Charles Lewinsky

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