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The Myth of the Salamander in the Work of Ka-Tzetnik

In 1945, while recovering from the ordeal of Nazi concentration camps in an Italian hospital and awaiting his passage to Palestine, a survivor who called himself Karl Tzetinski and would become famous under the pseudonym Ka-Tzetnik, composed, in Yiddish, a novel based on his experience. Its title was Salamandra ("Salamander"), and this was also the title of the poem that he composed at the same period. In English the novel appeared under the title Sunrise over Hell (1977). Salamandra was also used by Ka-Tzetnik as the general title of his series of six novels about the Holocaust "Salamandra: Chronicle of a Jewish Family in the Twentieth-Century."1