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מכאן ומשם From Here and There

Yosef Haim Brenner (murdered by Arab terrorists in 1921 at the age of 40) presented in his book "From Here and There" a piercing, soul searching portrayal of the "second aliyah," the dominant immigration into Palestine at the beginning of the twentieth century. The following words have influenced many at the time, and are still thought to represent Brenner's literary "will": "Life is bad, but always secret ... Death is bad. The world is conflicted, but also diverse, and sometimes beautiful. The world is miserable, but can also be wonderful. The nation of Israel, by the rules of logic, has no future. One must, nonetheless, work. So long as you have a soul, there are sublime acts and uplifting moments. Long live Hebrew human labor!" (Summary by Omri Lernau)

Year of Publication: 1911Genres: General Fiction , Published 1900 onward

Running Time: 8 hours 01 minute 15 seconds

#	Chapter Name
	First Notebook Omri Lernau	29:21
	Second Notebook, Part 1 Omri Lernau	18:20
	Second Notebook, Part 2 Omri Lernau	22:38
	Second Notebook, Part 3 Omri Lernau	22:01
	Second Notebook, Part 4 Omri Lernau	22:59
	Second Notebook, Part 5 Omri Lernau	26:13
	Third Notebook, Part 1 Omri Lernau	22:39
	Third Notebook, Part 2 Omri Lernau	23:36
	Third Notebook, Part 3 Omri Lernau	24:45
	Third Notebook, Part 4 Omri Lernau	21:35
	Third Notebook, Part 5 Omri Lernau	21:20
	Fourth Notebook, Part 1 Omri Lernau	31:10
	Fourth Notebook, Part 2 Omri Lernau	39:15
	Fifth Notebook, Part 1 Omri Lernau	36:36
	Fifth Notebook, Part 2 Omri Lernau	30:50
	Sixth Notebook, Part 1 Omri Lernau	22:10
	Sixth Notebook, Part 2 Omri Lernau	31:00
	Sixth Notebook, Addendum, Parts 1 and 2 Omri Lernau	21:26
	Sixth Notebook, Addendum, Part 3 Omri Lernau	13:21