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From the supplier: Vladimir Nabokov has succeeded in injecting post-war consciousness into his 1955 novel 'Lolita' by interleaving the horrors of history into a narrative about a girl who engaged in an incestuous relationship with her uncle. Although a fictional work, the story contains 'meticulous chronology' and allusions to anti-Semitism, something which Nabokov, who had a Jewish wife, must have experienced while residing in Berlin, Germany. It also provides a connection between the Jewish holocaust committed by the Nazis and their racial experiments and the potential use of atomic energy for human destruction.
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Title: Nabokov's genocidal and nuclear holocausts in 'Lolita.' (Vladimir Nabokov)
Author: Douglas Anderson
Publication: Mosaic (Winnipeg) (Refereed)
Date: June 1, 1996
Publisher: University of Manitoba, Mosaic
Volume: v29 Issue: n2 Page: p73(18)
Distributed by Thomson Gale
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