Essays on Holocaust literature and the development of fiction and poetry in Israel since it became a state 20 years ago are among the articles featured in Volume 26 of the Jewish Book Annual, published by the Jewish Book Council of the National Jewish Welfare Board. The 252-page yearbook of Jewish literary creativity also lists and briefly describes more than 930 books of Jewish interest published in the United States, Israel and Britain during the twelve month period ending May 1968.
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