sholem asch (Meaning)
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sholem asch (n)
United States writer (born in Poland) who wrote in Yiddish (1880-1957)
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sholem asch Sentence Examples
- Sholem Asch's novel "The Nazarene" controversially depicts the life of Jesus from a Jewish perspective.
- Asch was a prolific writer whose works explored themes of Jewish identity, social justice, and the Holocaust.
- The Sholem Asch Institute in New York City promotes the study and appreciation of his literary legacy.
- Asch's drama "God of Vengeance" was groundbreaking for its exploration of taboo subject matter, including prostitution and homosexuality.
- The 1952 film adaptation of "The Nazarene" featured a renowned cast, including Asch himself in the role of Joseph.
- Asch received numerous awards and accolades for his writing, including the National Jewish Book Award and the Interfaith Award.
- The Sholem Asch Library in Jerusalem houses a vast collection of his works and related materials.
- Asch's novel "Three Cities" chronicles the Jewish experience in Warschau, Paris, and Jerusalem.
- The Sholem Asch International Jewish Theater Festival celebrates his contributions to Yiddish and Jewish theater.
- Asch's writings have been translated into over 60 languages, making his work accessible to readers worldwide.
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United States writer (born in Poland) who wrote in Yiddish (1880-1957)
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Sholem Asch's novel "The Nazarene" controversially depicts the life of Jesus from a Jewish perspective.
Asch was a prolific writer whose works explored themes of Jewish identity, social justice, and the Holocaust.
The Sholem Asch Institute in New York City promotes the study and appreciation of his literary legacy.
Asch's drama "God of Vengeance" was groundbreaking for its exploration of taboo subject matter, including prostitution and homosexuality.
