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A. M. Klein's "The Hitleriad": Against the Silence of the Apocalypse
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A. M. Klein's "The Hitleriad": Against the Silence of the Apocalypse
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Montrealer A.M. Klein's 1944 poem, The Hitleriad, was described by its published as a "clever, biting verse, ...a rousing satirical attack on Hitler and his gang and the things they stand for." The author describes the poem as "a nearly eight-hundred-lines-long mock-epic, a vituperative satire of Hitler and his henchmen written - to a large extent - in Augustan rhyming couplets."
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Studies in American Jewish Literature
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Vol. 9
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no. 2
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228-241
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Fall 1990
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en
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Feldhay Brenner, Rachel. “A. M. Klein’s ‘The Hitleriad’: Against the Silence of the Apocalypse.” Studies in American Jewish Literature Vol. 9, no. 2 (Fall 1990): 228–241.
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