The five
Subtitle: a novel of Jewish life in turn-of-the-century Odessa
By: Vladimir Jabotinsky ; translated from the Russian and annotated by Michael R. Katz ; introduction by Michael Stanislawski.
Contributors: Katz, Michael R.
Publisher: Cornell University Press
Published: 2005
Place of publication: Ithaca
Language: eng
Number of pages: 203
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 203).
Table of contents: title: Youth; title: Serezha; title: In the literary circle; title: Around Marusya; title: The world of business; title: Lika; title: Marko; title: My porter; title: The alien; title: Along Deribasov Street; title: A many-sided soul; title: The arsenal on Moldavanka; title: Something like the Decameron; title: Inserted chapter, not intended for the reader; title: Confession on Langeron; title: Signor and mademoiselle; title: The godseeker; title: Potemkin day; title: Potemkin night; title: The wrong way; title: Broad Jewish natures; title: One more confession; title: Visiting Marusya; title: Mademoiselle and signor; title: Gomorrah; title: Something bad; title: The end of Marusya; title: The beginning of Torik; title: L'envoi.