In Speak You Also, which is eloquently translated from the French by Linda Coverdale with Bill Ford, Steinberg . I haven't heard of Paul Steinberg before I read this book.
In Speak You Also, which is eloquently translated from the French by Linda Coverdale with Bill Ford, Steinberg cryptically ravels and unravels his past. A delivery, however long overdue, is still deliverance. The book is a gem and recollects the life of a camp inmate trying to survive the war. Steinberg was one of those people who helped the inmate leadership run the killing camps. He was a chemist in one of the IB Farben complexes.
This book contained specific and unforgettable memories that stood out to Steinberg. He described each memory with great precision. A beefy middleweight, around 165 pounds just under six feet. I Later found out he was a soldier from the Wehrmacht who’d had a few fights.
Author(s): Paul Steinberg, Linda Coverdale (Translation). Speak You Also: A Survivor's Reckoning (Paperback). ISBN: 0312420455 (ISBN13: 9780312420451). Published May 30th 2002 by Penguin Books Ltd. Paperback, 176 pages. Author(s): Paul Steinberg, Linda Coverdale (Translator). Bill Ford (Translator).
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Paul Steinberg; Linda Coverdale. Book Format: Choose an option. Brave and rare, Speak You Also is a profound and necessary addition to the body of Holocaust writing: a survivor's reckoning with culpability and survival. This button opens a dialog that displays additional images for this product with the option to zoom in or out. Tell us if something is incorrect. Speak You Also : A Survivor's Reckoning. Paul Steinberg; Linda Coverdale.
The sole common denominator of the survivors", Steinberg concludes, is "an inordinate appetite for life - and the .
The sole common denominator of the survivors", Steinberg concludes, is "an inordinate appetite for life - and the flexibility of a contortionist". An appetite for life and flexibility are, of course, among our most highly valued secular virtues; but qualifying them in the way Steinberg qualifies them makes them look as though they were themselves forms of torture. One of the things that makes Speak You Also so powerful is that Steinberg doesn't know what to make of himself: neither the younger self that he is trying to recollect nor the much older self who is struggling to write the book.
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Paul Steinberg, Linda Coverdale, Bill Ford. In 1943 16 year-old Paul Steinberg was arrested in Paris and deported to Auschwitz. He survived the death camp due in part to his admitted ruthlessness and not a little to luck. Some 50 years later, Steinberg describes his strategies for survival, the maneouvres and tactics he applied with cold competence. In an unsparing act of self-examination he traces his passage from artless adolescent to a ruthless creature determined to do anything to live, described and identified in Primo Levi's "If This Is A Man As "Henri"".
In ''Speak You Also,'' which is eloquently translated from the French by Linda Coverdale with Bill Ford, Steinberg cryptically ravels and unravels his past. He was born in Berlin in 1926, the youngest of three children of Russian refugees. His mother died a few days after his birth. 'My father didn't care much for me,'' he writes. 'After all, I'd killed his wife, my mother, when I was born.
Paul Steinberg (Henri’s real name) wrote a memoir that largely confirms Levi’s position on the nature of survival . See Paul Steinberg, Speak You Also: A Survivor’s Reckoning, trans.
Paul Steinberg (Henri’s real name) wrote a memoir that largely confirms Levi’s position on the nature of survival, although he judges his actions less harshly than Levi did. Linda Coverdale (New York: Henry Holt, 2000).