Delightful cities and towns such as Lemberg, Czernowitz, and
Tarnopol highlighted the multinational character of the empire and were sure to draw interest.
A YOUNG STUDENT ATTENDS "a ball in
Tarnopol in East Galicia, where numerous Jewish dignitaries of the city are gathered." So begins an old tale repeated in Karl Emil Franzos's 1888 Studies on Names.
Krupka was born April 9, 1917, in
Tarnopol, Poland, to Paulina Mularczyk Kitajchuk.
En 1939, cuando Alemania y la URSS invadieron Polonia, StanisBawow,
Tarnopol y parte de Lvov --la otrora Galitzia autonoma--, pobladas por ucranianos y bielorrusos, fueron incluidas en la Zona Sovietica de Ocupacion.
That Neil's aunt calls him "Casanova" (4) when he places his first telephone call to Brenda is not inaccurate as a diagnosis and is certainly a harbinger of things to come in Roth, but even the compulsive promiscuity of a
Tarnopol, Kepesh, Portnoy, or Zuckerman has its roots in the mother complex.
The very images that had caused the sensation came under scrutiny, specifically a series of photographs of German army and SS men in the town of
Tarnopol in 1941, supposedly shown standing before their Jewish victims.
On hearing that his first wife, "Josie," had been killed in a car crash, Philip himself, not
Tarnopol, Kepesh, Portnoy, Zuckerman or any other counterfeit Roth, told us in The Facts: "How could she be dead if I didn't do it?" And he'd certainly tried to, in both When She Was Good and My Life as a Man.
Mars Entertainment, Paul
Tarnopol, Pres., 212-352-1500, P.
The profligate adventures of Alexander Portnoy, Peter
Tarnopol, David Kepesh, and Nathan Zuckerman are saved from the notorious monotony of Sadean eroticism only by Roth's self-irony and his apparently limitless inventiveness in matters sexual, his "deep resources of obscenity," as Frank Kermode puts it (20).
29, 1903, Korolowka, near
Tarnopol, Austro-Hungarian Empire [now Ternopol, Ukraine]--d.