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Issue: Yossel April 19, 1943 #[nn]
Publication Date: May 2005
 
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Publisher: FlagEgmont Ehapa
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On Sale Date: 05/2005
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Pages: 136
ISBN: 37704294789783770429479
UPC/EAN: 9783770429479
Price: €22,00 EUR (EU)
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Content Items: 5 (1 story, 1 cover)
Editor(s): Steffen Hautog (verantwortlicher Redakteur); Wolfgang Berger (Gestaltung); Angelika Rekowski (Buchherstellung)
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Publication Type: Hardcover
Color: schwarzweiss mit zweifarbigem Schutzumschlag
Dimensions: 17,8 x 26,6 cm
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Binding: Hardcover; Fadenheftung
Publishing Format: Graphic Novel
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Joe Kubert
Joe Kubert
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The Rebbe [Prisoner 0713/42]
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Dust jacket. Design by Byron Preiss and Joe Kubert.
Yossel 19. April 1943 Eine Geschichte des Aufstands im Warschauer Ghetto

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Title page, front matter, dedication
Einleitung

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Joe Kubert; Wolfgang Odenthal [as Horus] (Übersetzung)
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non-fiction
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Joe Kubert describes his family's coming to America in 1926, and the fate of their fellow Jews in their home town under Nazi rule. The story is an imagining of what his life and death might have been had they remained in Poland, had he grown up as Yossel rather than Joe.
19. April 1943 Zweite Nacht des Passah-Festes

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Yossel

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Joe Kubert; Wolfgang Odenthal [as Horus] (Übersetzung)
Joe Kubert
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Subject Matter
war
Yossel; Mama; Papa; Chaiya; Mordecai; the Rebbe; concentration-camp prisoners; Warsaw Ghetto prisoners; Warsaw Ghetto freedom fighters; German soldiers; concentration-camp guards; Tor (cameo); Hawkman (cameo); Johnny Cloud (cameo); Superman (cameo); the Flash [Jay Garrick] (cameo); Flash Gordon [Blysk Gordon] (cameo); Tarzan (cameo)
Yossel's family is forced into the Warsaw Ghetto, where his drawing entertains Nazi soldiers who spare him when his family is sent to the concentration camp. Yossel uses his visits to their barracks to plant a bomb. The Rebbe escapes from the concentration camp and details its horrors, convincing Jews in the Ghetto to fight. After a month Yossel's small group is trapped in a sewer; he keeps up spirits with his sketches until the final attack. The Jews empty their weapons at the Nazis before being wiped out. An officer puzzles over one of Yossel's sketches before tossing it into the sewer.
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"My original intention was to first pencil then ink my drawings. But, with my first preliminary sketches, I felt an immediacy in my pencil renderings that I wanted to retain." (From Joe Kubert's introduction). In his sketches Yossel imagines fantastic men and creatures -- many of them actually drawn by Joe in his long career.

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