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Primo Levi Panel: 2016 National Book Festival

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Primo Levi, the preeminent writer on the Holocaust who died in 1987, is celebrated in a panel discussion featuring Ann Goldstein, translator of Primo Levi's work and editor of "The Complete Works of Primo Levi" and her colleague Adam Gopnik, cultural critic for the New Yorker and author of "Winter: Five Windows on the Season." The panel is moderated by Michael Abramowitz with commentary from Alessandro Cassin of the Centro Primo Levi in New York. This program at the 2016 Library of Congress Book Festival in Washington, D.C. was made possible through collaboration with the Embassy of Italy, the Centro Primo Levi and the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum.

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