Re: [Cz-L] Duo for Paoloncello & Petronome

               Hello,
       Celan's highschool graduation picture can be found on Ehpes Photo Collection
       click on Lilian Madfes.
      Petre Solomon spent 1944-46 in then Palestine. He felt "dezradacinat" (uprooted)
       and returned to Bucharest.
      Celan spent two years at the Meisler school. His parents could no longer afford it
      and he transferred to Saffa Ivriah.
                Regards,
                     Bianca
On Jun 2, 2013, at 4:47 AM, Irene Fishler <irenef_at_netvision.net.il> wrote:

>
> Dear Celan fans,
>
> Lilian,Yossi, Bianca,
>
> I tried to find the high school graduation picture that was seen in the
> movie. I knew I've seen it on Ehpes.
>
> I could not find it.
>
> Jerome, dear Webmaster,
>
> What happened to the Ehpes-search-machine?
>
> For me, there are two surprising information in this documentary.
>
> First, Ilya Ehrenburg's visit to Romania ( the year?) .
>
> He looks smart with his smart little camera.
>
> Then, the fact that Petre Solomon spent 2 years in Eretz Israel, only to go
> back to Romania.
>
> The filmmaker shows insistently the picture of Paul Celan as a little boy,
> the only childhood picture I know of him.
>
> I imagine him looking like this on his first school day, probably at the
> Meisler Schule.
>
> Some sources mention those first 2 years at this "German school" , but I am
> not sure, as I have never seen the real source of this information.
>
> Can someone confirm this info ? Bianca?
>
> Edgar, perhaps, you can ask Mr. Felstiner ?
>
> Later Paul Celan went to a Hebrew school. Although the name is not
> mentioned, we know that there was only one Hebrew school , the Saffa Yvriah.
>
> Am I right?
>
> I have a wishful hope that Alexander Solomon will make one day "The Paul
> Celan Big Movie"! May be it is his dream too?
>
> Thanks you all,
> Irene
>
>
> =
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