Leib Weihnachtskuchen and His Child by Karl Emil Franzos, unknown edition, Leib Weihnachtskuchen and His Child (Studies in Austrian Literature, Culture, and Thought) (January edition) | Open Library. Body Christmas cake and his child from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Leib Christmas cake and his child is a short story by the Austrian writer Karl Emil Franzos, which was published in Berlin in Leib Weihnachtskuchen And His Child (Studies in Austrian Literature, Culture, and Thought) Paperback – by Karl Emil Franzos (Author)Author: Karl Emil Franzos, Michael Mitchell.
Franzos, Karl Emil. (/), writer, novelist, journalist, and publisher. Karl Emil Franzos was born in Czortków in Podolia (now Chortkiv, Ukr.), the son of a Galician mother and a physician father who was of Sephardic origin. After his father's death in , the family moved to Bucovina, where Franzos attended secondary school. Leib Weihnachtskuchen His Child (bog, paperback / softback, engelsk) Af: Karl Emil Franzos. PRIS. ,50 kr. FRAGT FRA 30,-Levering: Skaffevare (forvent 14 - 30 hverdage) Læg i kurv. Viser 1 - 3 af 3 Nyhedsbrev. Ok. Facebook; Twitter;. Leib Weihnachtskuchen and His Child-Karl Emil Franzos "Janko Vygoda's parents spend their time drinking themselves to an early grave at the village inn; their farm is mortgaged to the hilt to the three local moneylenders, a Pole, an Armenian and a Jew. Janko swears he will keep his inheritance intact, will not sell one square inch of his.
['"Janko Vygoda\\'s parents spend their time drinking themselves to an early grave at the village inn; their farm is mortgaged to the hilt to the three local moneylenders, a Pole, an Armenian and a Jew. Janko swears he will keep his inheritance intact, will not sell one square inch of his land." "The man he holds responsible for his misfortune is the Jewish innkeeper, Leib Weihnachtskuchen. Stanford Libraries' official online search tool for books, media, journals, databases, government documents and more. "Leib Weihnachtskuchen and his Child is a story of obsessive passion set in Podolia, now part of the Ukraine but in the nineteenth century a backward, multi-racial corner of Europe where the Russian and Habsburg empires met."--Jacket.
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