Here Where We Live Is Our Country: The Story Of The Jewish Bund

Here Where We Live Is Our Country: The Story Of The Jewish Bund

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The Dramatic Story Of The Jewish BundA Revolutionary Movement From A Vanished WorldAnd Its Radical Vision Of Solidarity In An Age Of Division.Molly Crabapple Beckons Readers Through A Portal To An Irresistible, Lost World, One Bound Together By Passion, Solidarity, And A Burning Hunger For Justice.Naomi Klein, New York Times Bestselling Author Of No Logo And Doppelgangerin The Aftermath Of The Holocaust, Sam Rothbort Created Memory Paintings With The Hope Of Resurrecting The Vanished World Of His Shtetl Childhood. Decades Later, His GreatGranddaughter, The AwardWinning Artist Molly Crabapple, Discovered These Paintings And One Stood Out: A Girl, Her Dress The Color Of Sky, Hurling A Rock Through A Cottage Window. Itka The Bundist, Breaking Windows.Itka Is How Crabapple Met The Jewish Labor Bund. Once The Most Influential Jewish Political Force In Eastern Europe, The Bund Was Secular, Socialist, And Uncompromisingly AntiZionist. The Bundists Fought For Dignity And Equality, Not In An Imagined Homeland In Palestine But Here Where We Live.In The First Popular History Of The Bund, Crabapple ReCreates Their Extraordinary World Through Dramatic Portraits Of Insurgent Poets And Antireligious Rebels, Clandestine Revolutionaries And Lovers On The Barricades. The Bundists Live Deeply Within This Violent, Volatile, And Somehow Hopeful Period, As Their Stories Interweave With The Russian Revolution And The Holocaust. The BundS Rise And Fall Raises The Vital Question: What Can We Learn From A Movement That, For All Its Toughness, Imagination, And Moral Clarity, Was Largely Destroyed?Here Where We Live Is Our Country Reanimates A Band Of Idealists Who Broadened Our Global Political Imagination. As We Once Again Contend With Nationalism, Repression, And The Struggle For Belonging, The BundS Remarkable Story And MessageThat Liberation, Dignity, And Solidarity Must Begin Where We StandReaches Across Time As A Guide To Our Own Urgent Moment.

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