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Burning Lights by Bella Chagall Dybbuk Fermaglich argues convincingly that nameTranslated by Norbert Guterman This charming memoir by Bella Chagall recalls her childhood in Vitebsk, the Russian Jewish market town where she and her husband, Marc Chagall, grew up. Her warm reminiscences of Jewish family life in pre Revolutionary Russia are illustrated with thirty six pen and ink drawings by Marc Chagall. Bella Chagall, a gifted author and actress, was the youngest of seven children born to a well to do Hasidic family. While living