Chaim Grade’s Sons and Daughters
Hosted By: YIVO
YIVO Institute for Jewish Research and 92NY Bronfman Center for Jewish Life present a discussion of Chaim Grade’s newly translated novel, “Sons and Daughters.” Set in 1930s Poland, the novel captures a Jewish world caught between tradition and modernity, portraying the tensions within the Katzenellenbogen family as secular influences encroach on shtetl life. This event features translator Rose Waldman, editor Todd Portnowitz, literary critic Adam Kirsch, and scholar Justin Cammy in conversation about Grade’s literary legacy.
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