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Nelly Sachs

Nelly Sachs

GermanDecember 10, 1891 – May 12, 1970Poetry

German-Jewish poet who fled Nazi Germany and whose poetry gave voice to Jewish suffering in the Holocaust. She shared the Nobel Prize with Agnon in 1966.

Works

  • In the Habitations of DeathHolocaust poems evoking Jewish suffering, dislocation, and spiritual searching→
  • Eclipse of the StarsPoems on displacement, cosmic mystery, and redemption through remembrance→
  • O the ChimneysHaunting Holocaust poems transforming personal sorrow into universal meditation→
  • Collected PoemsComprehensive collection spanning Jewish poet-survivor's complete poetic work→

Related

Paul Celan·Else Lasker-Schuler·Bertolt Brecht
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