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Le journal de Ruth Maier : De 1933 à 1942, une jeune fille face à la terreur nazie

par Ruth Maier

Autres auteurs: Jan Erik Vold (Directeur de publication)

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Ruth Maier's Diary is one of the most moving testimonies to emerge from this dark period of European history Ruth Maier was born into a middle-class Jewish family in interwar Vienna. Following the Anschluss of Austria in March 1938, her world collapsed. In early 1939, her sister having left for England, Ruth emigrated to Norway and lived with a family in Lillestr m, near Oslo. Although she loved many things about her new country and its people, Ruth became increasingly isolated until she met a soulmate, Gunvor Hofmo, who was to become a celebrated poet. When Norway became a Nazi conquest in April 1940, Ruth's effort to join the rest of her family in Britain became ever more urgent.Ruth Maier kept a diary from 1934 until she was deported to Auschwitz in 1942 at the age of twenty-two. Although she was only in her teens, she shows a sophisticated understanding of the political forces shaping Europe. Ruth is lyrical, witty and incisive and explores universal themes of isolation, identity, love, friendship, desire and justice. Most of all, she seeks what it means to be a human being.… (plus d'informations)
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It's a strong book about a life in under the Nazi rule. You get to follow Ruth's life from a young girl into a intelligent, young woman. How she comes to a new country all by herself, and her growth into a young adult and all the questions, wishes and thoughts every human has. Her fears about the war and her thoughts about being a Jew. ( )
  Wilwarin | Apr 7, 2013 |
This diary is actually closer to Anne Frank's than any of the other Holocaust diaries I've read. Both of these young women were, in my mind, quite ordinary girls. Quite bright, with perhaps a bit more than the usual literary/artistic talent, but not geniuses, and not the stuff of which history is made. They became history through the way they died, and the people they associated with. Otto Frank promoted Anne's diary aggressively. Ruth's best friend towards the end of her life, Gunvor Hofmo, became a famous poet and kept her diaries safe; it's highly doubtful whether they'd have been published without Ruth's association with Gunvor.

If you're looking for tortures and beatings and gas chambers, you don't find it in Ruth Maier's diary. Instead you see the growth and maturity of a young Austrian girl as the dark forces of Nazism close around her and her family. She is able to escape to Norway, but Hitler follows her even there -- and you get a not-often-seen glimpse of the Nazi Occupation and the Holocaust there. I think the diary was edited very well. The editor was able to trim nine years of entries and letters, something like 1100 pages, down to reasonable size without being overly repetitive or losing focus on Ruth's life.

This is a solid edition to the canon of Holocaust diaries. ( )
  meggyweg | Feb 22, 2011 |
Den som åpner denne boka i den tro at den handler om Holocaust, vil mest sannsynlig bli skuffet. Derimot handler boka om den jødiske jenta Ruth Maier i årene før hun ble deportert til Auschwitz.

Jan Erik Vold har gjennomgått Ruths åtte dagbøker, som i tiden etter deportasjonen ble oppbevart av venninnen og lyrikeren Gunvor Hofmo. Samlingen er svært unik i norsk sammenheng.

Gjennom dagboknotatene blir vi kjent med Ruth. Hun var en svært begavet ung kvinne på mange områder. Ikke bare utmerket hun seg med en akademisk legning, men hennes evne til å formulere seg skriftlig viser at hun hadde talenter utenom det vanlige. Dessuten hadde hun talenter innen malekunst og tegning.

Ruths følelsesliv var svært sterkt. I tiden etter at hun kom som flyktning til Norge, holdt hun nesten på å forgå av en tyngende ensomhet. Etter et nervøst sammenbrudd hadde hun et opphold på en psykiatrisk avdeling. Med tiden kom hun til å erkjenne at hun var lesbisk og hun og Gunvor Hofmo hadde i en periode et kjærlighetsforhold.

Boka er - både takket være Ruth selv og ikke minst Jan Erik Vold som har sydd sammen alle dagboknotatene - nydelig og tidvis nesten poetisk. Det er en tragedie at hun på grunn av krigen og nazismen endte sitt liv i så ung alder, uten å få leve et fullverdig liv. Mest sannsynlig har verden gått glipp av en stor kunstner. ( )
  Rose-Marie | Mar 18, 2009 |
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Den gripende dagboken til en ung jødinne i Norge ? før og under siste verdenskrig. Ruth Maier var en bråbegavet jødisk flyktning fra Wien som kom til Norge før krigen, tok norsk artium i 1940, ble kjent med lyrikeren Gunvor Hofmo og kamperte sammen med henne i to år. 26. november 1942 ble hun tatt i den store massearrestasjonen av jøder i Norge og fraktet til Auschwitz og gasskammeret der. Ruth Maiers dagbok inneholder hennes opptegnelser livet ut, fra hun var en skolepike på tolv. Dagbøkene fra Norge var det vår store dikterinne Gunvor Hofmo som tok vare på. Hun fant i Ruth Maier en "tvillingsjel", og sorgen over Ruth skaper grunntonen i hennes diktning. Jan Erik Vold har arbeidet et tiår med denne boken og blant annet oppsøkt Ruths søster i England. Den gir et bilde av et dramatisk og innholdsrikt liv. Da Ruth Maier myrdes 22 år gammel, er det et levd liv som tar slutt.
 

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Ruth Maier's Diary is one of the most moving testimonies to emerge from this dark period of European history Ruth Maier was born into a middle-class Jewish family in interwar Vienna. Following the Anschluss of Austria in March 1938, her world collapsed. In early 1939, her sister having left for England, Ruth emigrated to Norway and lived with a family in Lillestr m, near Oslo. Although she loved many things about her new country and its people, Ruth became increasingly isolated until she met a soulmate, Gunvor Hofmo, who was to become a celebrated poet. When Norway became a Nazi conquest in April 1940, Ruth's effort to join the rest of her family in Britain became ever more urgent.Ruth Maier kept a diary from 1934 until she was deported to Auschwitz in 1942 at the age of twenty-two. Although she was only in her teens, she shows a sophisticated understanding of the political forces shaping Europe. Ruth is lyrical, witty and incisive and explores universal themes of isolation, identity, love, friendship, desire and justice. Most of all, she seeks what it means to be a human being.

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