The Five

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"The Five" is a novel by Russian-Jewish writer Vladimir Zhabotinsky that portrays the lives and assimilation of a Jewish family in early 20th-century Odessa.

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instanceOf literary work
novel
author Vladimir Jabotinsky
linked to: Ze'ev Jabotinsky
countryOfOrigin Russian Empire
depicts Jewish assimilation in the Russian Empire
urban Jewish life in Odessa
genre Jewish literature
historical fiction
novel
hasAudience adult readers
hasAuthorEthnicity Russian-Jewish
hasCharacterType Jewish bourgeois family
hasCulturalContext Russian-Jewish culture in Odessa
hasEthnicTheme Jewish
hasForm prose
hasLiteraryStatus classic of Russian-Jewish literature
hasStructure multi-part narrative
hasTheme Zionism
cultural assimilation
generational conflict
identity
interethnic relations
loss of tradition
modernity
nostalgia
literaryMovement Russian literature
mainSubject Jewish family life
Odessa
linked to: Odesa

assimilation
narrativePerspective first-person narration
originalLanguage Russian
relatedWork Samson the Nazarite
The Story of My Life
settingLocation Odessa
linked to: Odesa
settingTime early 20th century

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