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Under the Domim Tree by Gila Almagor - Winner of the Jewish Book Awards, this book shares the struggles and strength of three young girls growing up in post-...
1 gen 1994 · Based on Gila Almagor’s autobiographical book, Under the Domim Tree follows a group of teenagers who survived the Holocaust in a boarding school in the early 50s. During the day, they are like all other adolescents, but at night they struggle with their painful memories. The place where they feel secure is under the Domim tree.
1 mag 1995 · Under the Domim Tree. Hardcover – May 1, 1995. In a youth village on Israel's coastal plain, just after World War II, Aviya and her friends, Yola and Mira, share the common sorrow of longing for lost families and struggle together to make new lives for themselves. Book recommendations, author interviews, editors' picks, and more.
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Under the Domim Tree Gila Almagor. Simon & Schuster, $15 (176pp) ISBN 978-0-671-89020-9. Almagor, a celebrated Israeli actress, draws on her own adolescence for this absorbing, deeply moving novel ...
1. 4. Original Title Etz Hadomim Tafus. Released. Hebrew. -. -. Based on Gila Almagor’s autobiographical book, Under the Domim Tree follows a group of teenagers who survived the Holocaust in a boarding school in the early 50s. During the day, they are like all other adolescents, but at night they struggle with their painful memories.
19 gen 2007 · "Under the Domim Tree" is the sequel to "The Summer of Aviya", both of which are based on the early life of Gila Almagor. This is one of the few occasions in which I actually liked the sequel better than the first. The performances by the teenage actors and actresses are excellent, and the film shows a realistic picture of their lives post ...
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Gila Almagor’s second of two semi-autobiographical film memoirs about living on a kibbutz with other children whose parents couldn’t take care of them for various reasons. As this film takes place shortly after WWII, most of the children in her group are orphaned holocaust survivors.
