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Paul Celan: the great but deeply flawed poet - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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And can you bear, mother, as once on a time, the gentle, the German, the pain-laden rhyme?” wrote the great Romanian poet Paul Celan, in his 1942 poem, The Nearness of Graves, written after his mother was shot dead in a labour camp following a pogrom in Romania during which both his parents were seized. German was the language of his beloved mother. It was also that of the people who murdered both her and her husband. Yet to write in the language of his parents’ assassins became Celan’s destiny.
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