Literarischer Sommer: Dotan Tomer-Dreyfus liest aus „Birobidschan“
In the organizer's words:
The Israeli poet Tomer Dotan-Dreyfus has come to Germany in the footsteps of his ancestors, is taking a Yiddish course and wonders whether Yiddish is an official language anywhere. Yes, in the autonomous region of Birobidzhan, which Stalin designated as a Jewish settlement region in the 1930s. This is where Dotan-Dreyfus sets his story about the couple Alex and Rachel, the fisherman and native Birobidzhanian Boris Klayn or the friends Gregory and Sascha, who set off on a road trip to Tunguska. Life in Birobidzhan goes on as usual, far away from the big world events - until events come thick and fast...
Tomer Dotan-Dreyfus, born in Haifa in 1987, has lived in Berlin for ten years. He writes in both Hebrew and German.
Moderator: Maren Jungclaus, Literaturbüro NRW
An event organized by the Literaturbüro NRW as part of the "Literary Summer/ Literaire Zomer 2024" in cooperation with the Central Library.
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Admission: 10 € / 5 € or festival ticket
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