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In 1648, when the Cossack leader Bogdan Chmielnitski led an uprising against the aristocratic leaders of Poland, hundreds of thousands of Jews, caught between the rival armies, were slaughtered or enslaved. For Jacob, a Jew, and Wanda, a Christian, to fall in love in the wake of "The Great Catastrophe" was unthinkable to both their communities.
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Editions
17 editions · 4 languages- Audiobook · English · 2002The SlaveJCC Audio Books · 8 pages · 9781893079120
- Paperback · English · 1978The SlaveAvon Books · 9780380015535
- Hardcover · English · 1962The SlaveFarrar Straus Giroux · 311 pages · 9780374265809
- Other · English · 2021SlaveGoodreads Press · 9781632922137
- Other · English · 2021SlaveGoodreads Press · 9781632922144
- Other · English · 2012SlavePenguin Books, Limited · 240 pages · 9780141197623
Yiddish literatureFictionJewsFiction, short stories (single author)JiddischYiddish fictionFiction, generalAmerican literature
