Landmann: Jüdische Witze

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The Swiss author Salicia Landmann was born in 1911. Especially from her Galician homeland but also from collections of many friends and acquaintances she gathered these specific Jewish jokes. In this way she contributed a great deal to the better understanding of the Jewish soul. For this miniature book the greatest jokes were selected from her book „The Jewish Jokes" which was published in 1960.

Salcia Landmann: Jüdische Witze. Hard cover in a slipcase, 448 pages, 38 x 53 mm, Miniaturbuchverlag Leipzig 2000. German edition.

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