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In 1944 Primo Levi was sent to Buna-Monowitz, a subsidiary of Auschwitz. This book provides an opportunity to encounter Levi’s poetic treatment of these appalling events and their painful psychological aftermath. His two books of poetry, Shema and Ad Ora Incerta, are contained in this book.
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In 1944 Primo Levi was sent to Buna-Monowitz, a subsidiary of Auschwitz. His prose accounts of this time are now internationally regarded as classics. Yet for many of his readers, this will be the first opportunity to encounter Levi’s poetic treatment of these appalling events and their painful psychological aftermath. His two books of poetry, Shema and Ad Ora Incerta, are collected in this book.
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