Die Familie GrossglÃ1/4ck. Komödie in drei Akten.

Die Familie GrossglÃ1/4ck is a comedy in three acts by Sholem Asch, a celebrated Yiddish author. This play delves into the dynamics of a Jewish family, likely exploring themes of tradition, assimilation, and generational differences with a humorous touch. As a work by Asch, it offers insight into Jewish life and culture of its time. This German-language edition makes Asch's work accessible to a wider audience. A valuable addition to the study of Yiddish literature and theatrical comedy.

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