Escape to Warsaw between Isaac B. Singer and the contemporary

"He noticed that the shops on Marszalkowska Avenue displayed good quality goods in their windows and that the women dressed as fashionably as in Paris and Berlin. The streets were wider, the buildings taller. Although the Jewish quarter had changed less than the rest, the new times could be felt here too'. Reading Isaac Bashevis Singer and his Ritorno In Via Krochmalna, (published in Italy by Adelphi) one is immediately trapped in the human magma of Warsaw. Even and especially today, the Polish capital is experiencing a period of great economic and cultural euphoria, worthy of a trip.