Dan Pagis
Dan Pagis was an Israeli poet, lecturer, and Holocaust survivor. Born on October 16, 1930, in Bukovina, Romania, he was imprisoned in a concentration camp during World War II. After the war, he immigrated to Israel in 1946. Pagis became one of the leading voices in Hebrew poetry, with his work often reflecting his experiences during the Holocaust and exploring themes of suffering, survival, and memory. He was also a scholar of medieval Hebrew literature. Pagis passed away on July 29, 1986.
Books
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1. Selected Poems
This collection is a curated anthology of poetry from a writer who was a Holocaust survivor and Israeli poet, offering a profound and often haunting exploration of themes such as memory, mortality, and the human experience. The poems are marked by their brevity and linguistic precision, often delving into the past and the indelible scars of history, while also touching on the universalities of love, pain, and the search for meaning. The poet's work is recognized for its innovative style, blending biblical, historical, and personal imagery to create a tapestry of reflection that resonates with readers across cultures and generations.
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