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The Erasure and Rediscovery of Else Feldmann

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2026/05 | jungle | Why the working-class writer is unjustly forgotten In her articles and novels, the Jewish author Else Feldmann, who was later murdered by the Nazis, depicted the life of poverty she knew firsthand. Literary recognition eluded her. But her remarkable body of work has not been entirely forgotten. Adolf Opel and Marino Valdéz
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The Erasure and Rediscovery of Else Feldmann

2026/05 | jungle | Why the working-class writer is unjustly forgotten In her articles and novels, the Jewish author Else Feldmann, who was later murdered by the Nazis, depicted the life of poverty she knew firsthand. Literary recognition eluded her. But her remarkable body of work has not been entirely forgotten. Adolf Opel and Marino Valdéz

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Jungle.World broke the news in on Tuesday, February 3, 2026.
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