The Street by Rabon, Israel PosterOD with a moral but not

with a moral but not moralizing edge

German Jews of considerably diverse backgrounds took and preserved these photographs: professional and amateurs

seems to be in love with Florence

Disproportionately represented in the movement

Rich with humour and Yiddish idioms

The Street by Rabon, Israel PosterOD with a moral but notTranslated by Leonard Wolf A master novelist of city life, Israel Rabon describes in The Street that peculiar moment in recent history Eastern Europe between world wars. Day to day reality had shattered into pieces, yet people still seemed empowered with an unearthly optimism. His characters include a tubercular clown, a suicidal poet and his handsome young wife, a circus wrestler, and an ex soldier who finds employment reading aloud the titles at a