(++) Die Söhne (The Jew of Rome / 1935 Feuchtwanger), novel

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Die Söhne <German> (1935) is a novel by Lion Feuchtwanger.

Abstract

Second part of Feuchtwanger’s trilogy on Josephus. The Jewish historian tries to reconcile a high position in the Roman world with being Jewish.

Editions

Published in Amsterdam, Netherlands: Querido, 1935.

Translations

• The Jew of Rome (1935 Feuchtwanger / Muir), novel (English ed.)

• Jøden i Rom = The Jew of Rome (1935 Feuchtwanger), novel (Norwegian ed.)

• Sönerna = The Jew of Rome (1935 Feuchtwanger / Fägersten), novel (Swedish ed.)

• Rímský Zid = The Jew of Rome (1935 Feuchtwanger), novel (Czech ed.)

• De Zonen = The Jew of Rome (1935 Feuchtwanger / Rost), novel (Dutch ed.)

• Il giudeo di Roma = The Jew of Rome (1936 Feuchtwanger), novel (Italian ed.)

• Habaniym = The Jew of Rome (1936 Feuchtwanger), novel (Hebrew ed.)

• Sønnerne = The Jew of Rome (1936 Feuchtwanger), novel (Danish ed.)

• Le juif de Rome = The Jew of Rome (1936 Feuchtwanger), novel (French ed.)

• A római zsidó = The Jew of Rome (1936 Feuchtwanger), novel (Hangarian ed.)

• Сыновья = The Jew of Rome (1937 Feuchtwanger), novel (Russian ed.)

• Synowie = The Jew of Rome (1937 Feuchtwanger), novel (Polish ed.)

• Syny = The Jew of Rome (1938 Feuchtwanger), novel (Ukranian ed.)

• El Judio de Roma = The Jew of Rome (1945 Feuchtwanger), novel (Spanish ed.)

• Sinovi = The Jew of Rome (1961 Feuchtwanger), novel (Croatian ed.)

• Deli = The Jew of Rome (1987 Feuchtwanger), novel (Latvian ed.)

• Sinovete = The Jew of Rome (2001 Feuchtwanger), novel (Bulgarian ed.)

External links

• [ Google Books]