NAZISM AND ITS REFLECTION IN THE NOVEL BY DAVID GROSSMAN

Abstract

The journey of modern Hebrew literature began in the last third of the eighteenth century, and Jewish critics record the virtue of introducing this new art to the Jews and alerting the public to it, Abraham Mabo. They reflect the realism of life through their writings, which expressed the writer's awareness and intellectual aspiration, which provided him with an increase of his references that he influenced and was influenced by to reflect them through the transformations that accompanied his career in the field of literary authorship. Intellectualism in the novel text of the wellknown Israeli writer David Grossman. Where it contained two topics, the first topic dealt with: an introduction in which we touched on the problem of displacement and diaspora that occurred to the Jews. The topic also included the importance of research and the need for it, since the research is a knowledge outcome that benefits readers and scholars, as well as the biography of the writer David Grossman and his most important literary productions, with the most important ideas dealt with in the novel " See Under: LOVE," the subject of the research. The second topic contained: the most important ideas highlighted by the novel, and presented the most important methods practiced by Nazism on the Jews of killing and torturing. The research concluded a set of conclusions, the most important of which are: 1. Since the beginning of the fifties, literary texts have been able to approach the political scene by addressing realistic topics that were able to embody and express the issues of the emerging Israeli society. 2. The subject of the Nazis distorted a large part of the Israeli literature, as it tended towards giving symbolic connotations through displaying events and analyzing them objectively