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Death camps
Sixty years after a Red Army doctor snatched him from the jaws of death at Theresienstadt, Shelomo Selinger unveils sixty drawings based upon his own concentration camp experience. Needless to say, nothing he draws is fictional, as he himself was an inmate in nine different camps. The artist had already established himself as a fine sculptor when, some twenty years after taking up the chisel, he started working with charcoal and ink. Like Goya, Selinger is more than an artist of the horrors of war, especially when he uses line to describe what he lived through. In this medium, we become most aware of his great mastery. These drawings are terrible testimony to the unthinkable atrocity of the Shoah. They are also masterpieces from the art of the second-half of the twentieth century.
Thy Goodly Tent
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Volleyball Coaching Wizards - Insights and Experience from Some of the World's Best Coaches
Eight master volleyball coaches with experience covering all levels, both genders, all over the world, indoors and on the sand. Their experience, insights, and expertise all in one place, just waiting for you to make them part of your own coaching! Carl McGown: Renown for his 40+ years of work with the USA Men's National Team, the BYU men's college team, and being a promoter of the idea of specificity in volleyball training. Giovanni Guidetti: 2016 Olympic coach for the Dutch Women's National Team and for Turkish professional club Vakifbank. Winner of two CEV Champions Leagues and an FIVB World Club Championship. Ruth Nelson: AVCA Hall of Fame inductee with over 500 NCAA Division I victories...
Gladiolus, Dahlias
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Essere altrove
«La sinagoga era in un vecchio edificio, incorporato tra le cinque case della nostra numerosa famiglia nel prezioso borgo antico del Piazzo, che costituivano di fatto il nostro piccolo ghetto». Questo libro contiene trent’anni di riflessioni sull’ebraismo da parte di Emilio Jona, avvocato, poeta, narratore, commediografo e saggista, per sua stessa definizione «ebreo laico, religiosamente agnostico», ma consapevole del margine di mistero che circonda il giudaismo e le sue multiformi realtà. Alla promulgazione delle leggi razziali, nel 1938, Jona aveva undici anni, diciassette quando conobbe i primi sopravvissuti dei campi di sterminio e le loro storie tremende, che Primo Levi avrebbe...
