An annotated translation of the autobiography of Dr. Moisey Wolf (1922-2007), "Therefore, Choose Life...” is an important addition to the literature of Jewish experience and deepens our understanding of the human condition in the twentieth century. Wolf describes his Jewish childhood and youth in pre-war Poland, his escape from the Holocaust and subsequent medical service in the Soviet Army, his career in psychiatry in Soviet Russia, and his final years in Portland, Oregon.
An annotated translation of the autobiography of Dr. Moisey Wolf (1922-2007), "Therefore, Choose Life...” is an important addition to the literature of Jewish experience and deepens our understanding of the human condition in the twentieth century. Wolf describes his Jewish childhood and youth in pre-war Poland, his escape from the Holocaust and subsequent medical service in the Soviet Army, his career in psychiatry in Soviet Russia, and his final years in Portland, Oregon.
Judson Rosengrant has translated and edited a wide variety of Russian literature and historiography, including major works by Leo Tolstoy, Yury Olesha, Lydia Ginzburg, and Edvard Radzinsky. He received the PhD in Slavic Languages and Literatures from Stanford University, USA, and has taught Russian language, literature, and culture at the University of Southern California, USA, Indiana University, USA, and Reed College, USA, and, as a two-time Fulbright Senior Scholar, at St. Petersburg State University in Russia.
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