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Sell your mother. Collection of stories.

205 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1993

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Ephraim Sevela

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also: Эфраим Севела, Efraim Sevela

Ephraim Sevela (Yefim Drabkin) was a Russian writer, screenwriter, director, producer, who after his emigration from the Soviet Union lived in Israel, USA and Russia. Ephraim Sevela was born to Jewish parents. His father was an officer. He was evacuated from the frontline in 1941. After the school Sevela was admitted into the Belarusian State University and became a screenwriter for many Soviet patriotic films. At the end of the 60s, Sevela joined the Jewish Soviet dissidents and took part in the capture of the main office of the head of the Soviet government in 1971. Sevela was expatriated to Israel. Aссording his words 45 years old Sevella participated in the Yom Kippur War where he was wounded. In 1977 he left Israel for the USA. Ephraim Sevela worked and lived in many cities such as London, Paris, and West Berlin. In 1990 Ephraim Sevela came back to the USSR and started filming very successful movies based on his works.
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January 9, 2023
Сочетание мессианского сионизма и реалий Литовской ССР, рассматривается по иному из Израиля после событий 2022 года.
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February 23, 2020
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November 28, 2025
Met plezier en ook met afgrijzen gelezen. Antisemitisme in Oost-Europa, Israëlisch nationalisme, heldendom en verraad in een soms wel wat geconstrueerd en al te 'toevallig' verhaal. Daarmee wat mij betreft dus wel zeer leesbaar. Jacq Vogelaar schrijft in zijn recensie (Groene Amsterdammer, 22-4-1998): "Maar wat als dat effectbejag helemaal niet satirisch bedoeld is?" Ik denk wel degelijk dat het bedoeld is als een soort parodie.
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