Jewish Experience in "The Painted Bird" and "Mr. Sammler's Planet"

During the Holocaust, approximately 3.5 million Jews were killed. The oldest religion of 3 million people, Judaism. The faith of the Jews dates back 6,000 years ago. In the past 6000, persecution has one thing in common. The Jewish violence and expulsion did not start with the Holocaust, but anti-semantic behaviors existed in society for thousands of years, but even today people of this faith exist.

In the planet of Saul Bellow's Sammler (1970), the Holocaust of the 1960s and the moon voyage served as a metaphor of distance and departure. The novel, the main character of Artur Sammler, is a Polish Jew and a survivor of the Second World War. Sammler, an intellectual, philosopher at Columbia University, and occasionally a lecturer, had a hard time balancing the past events of the 1960s with the confusion of American modern life. A persistent foolish thought caused him the most amazing reaction for centuries. It has been told that the stupid suspense of Lewis Quotes is reprinted in Charles de Gaulle - New Charlemagne. Or the Empire of the Mediterranean Tour Empire. They want the dominant naval forces in the Mediterranean, foolish desires for the second century, and this is under the auspices of the Kremlin 's "Revolution".

America looks at the future by exploring the boundaries of the universe, but Sammler has problems in the past and can not divert him from the fear of the Holocaust. Using a broad historical background, Mr. Samler's planet shows the distance between myth and the reality of American dreams. Michael Chabon's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel "The Great Adventure of Kavalier and Clay" (2000) features two Jewish cousins, Joe Kavalier and Sammy Clay. . These boys, partly based on Joe Schuster and Jerry Siegel, real-life superman creators tried to escape their troubles through their compelling cartoon book pages. The family of Cavalier was abandoned in Prague under Nazi occupation, and Clay, a son of Brooklyn, was suffering from the secret gay impulse and the absence of her father.