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ALI and NINO: the TRUE STORY BEHIND the FICTION Ali and Nino, Pub- Author eurasia ALI AND NINO: THE TRUE STORY BEHIND THE FICTION Ali and Nino, pub- author. Nussimbaum, born in Ukraine, baum wasn’t the author, who was? lished in 1937, is spent his childhood in Azerbaijan before Many believe that Azerbaijani writer arguably the semi- fleeing the Bolsheviks in 1920 at the age and statesman Yusif Vazirov Chaman- nal literary work of of 14. As a celebrated member of the zaminli is the actual author of Ali and Eurasia. A sweeping European literary scene, he was known Nino. Born in Shusha, a town located novel of romance for writing on subjects like the Caucasus in de facto Azeri-controlled Nagorno- and adventure, Ali region; subjects that many in Western Karabakh, Vazirov wrote under the pen and Nino tells the Europe knew nothing about. name Chamanzaminli, as well as 15 tale of Ali, a Muslim That said, historians and critics who did other known pseudonyms throughout school boy from a know about these subjects uniformly his lifetime. proud and aristocratic Azeri family who disregarded Nussimbaum as a credible Researchers point to Vazirov’s life ex- falls in love with Nino, a beautiful Chris- source, and often accused Nussim- perience, diaries, articles, and other tian girl with distinct European sensibili- baum of outright plagiarism. Nussim- published works as evidence that he ties. In order to be together they must baum was a personal acquaintance of is the primary author of Ali and Nino. overcome personal scandal, family blood the Georgian writer Grigol Robakidze, According to Vazirov’s diaries, Nino is a feuds, and World War I. In the end, they author of Snake’s Skin, from which it prototype of a young girl Vazirov met must choose between loyalty to their is evident whole passages were “bor- while attending high school in Baku. cultural beliefs and heritage, and ardent rowed” for Ali and Nino. devotion to each other. Vazirov’s true authorship of the manu- As the two authors knew each other, it script could never be officially confirmed, But it is not just the fictional romance is unknown whether Nussimbaum had however. He died of malnutrition and that makes Ali and Nino the seminal liter- permission to borrow these passages or disease in a Stalin prison camp in 1943. ary work of Eurasia. The mystery behind not, but given the considerable lengths Historians have concluded that Ali and its authorship is equally representative of to disguise the material, it is more likely the tangled European-Asian web. Nino is most likely the result of not one these passages were plagiarized. but several writers. Vazirov seems to In a tale that sweeps from Azerbaijan In fact, there are only two remaining ar- be the core author, although clearly the to Germany, the story behind the book guments upholding Nussimbaum as the book was given the once-over by Nus- involves an ostentatious Jewish society primary author of Ali and Nino. Not only simbaum who inserted passages from writer, an adulterous Baroness, a love were large passages plagiarized from his Rabakidze. But the story of Ali and sick Azeri dissident, a duped Geor- friend, but also significant errors in the text Nino’s publication doesn’t end there… gian writer, rampant plagiarism, death are the in political camps, Nazi double agents, same mis- crooked Fascists, and suicide by means takes Nus- Russia of stabbing oneself in the foot. simbaum In fact, the reality behind the creation had made of the book in many ways is more in earlier Kazakhstan fantastic than its fictional narrative. Ali works. and Nino was first published by EP Tal Surely mis- Verlag, a Viennese publishing company, takes alone in 1937 under the pseudonym Kurban are not Said, and was an immediate success. enough to The only problem was no one knew Uzbekistan give Nus- Georgia who Kurban Said was. simbaum Kyrgyzstan Armenia Azerbaijan For a time it was thought that famed full credit Turkey Turkmenistan writer and journalist Lev Nussimbaum, for the Tajkistan who commonly wrote under the work. And pseudonym Essad Bey, was the true if Nussim- The countries of Eurasia. University of Kansas CREES Crossroads Fall 2011 9 When it came to translating and re- assisted him in evading the secret police printing Ali and Nino in 1971, the rights when Germany invaded Austria in 1938. to the book legally belonged to Leela After an adventure that led him from Ehrenfels, the daughter of Rolf von Austria, through North Africa, and finally Ehrenfels, whose second wife, Baron- to Italy, Nussimbaum escaped arrest by ess Elfriede Ehrenfels von Bodmershof posing as an American. was clearly listed in the Third Reich’s In this guise he lectured all over Europe equivalent of “Books in Print” as the and the United States. In an odd twist of author of Ali and Nino. fate, his host in the US, George Sylvester The family of Baroness Ehrenfels, able Viereck, was in fact a secret Nazi agent to produce multiple legal papers and working in America, thus Nussimbaum’s publishing contracts confirming the lectures were unwittingly funded by the Baroness’ pen name as “Kurban Said” Third Reich’s Propaganda Ministry. only agreed to reprint the book if they Nussimbaum settled in Positano, Italy, could write the afterword for the new where he continued to interact with publication in which they claim that Ali Baroness Ehrenfels, addressing his let- Lev Nussimbaum, dressed in “tradi- and Nino was the result of an “intense ters “To Mrs. Kurban Said.” It seems this tional” Central Asian garb. friendship” between Lev Nussimbaum was the predominant way he continued and Baroness Ehrenfels. to receive royalties from his work. cal and geographical grey area we now Despite his Jewish heritage, Nussim- call “Eurasia.” A relatively modern term, It was in Positano that Nussimbaum some academics dislike the word’s ambi- baum had for many years enjoyed the contracted Raynaud’s disease – a dis- protection of Nazi Germany’s Propa- guity, preferring the more rigid and tradi- ease that affects the vascular system tional structure of Europe vs. Asia. ganda Ministry due to his popularity eventually leading to gangrene. Bar- and high profile attacks on the evils oness Ehrenfels visited him during this Still, recent scholarship tends to appreci- of Stalin’s empire. But in 1935 when time, always as Mrs. Kurban Said. ate the term because it acknowledges a the Nuremburg race laws ended his cultural gradient between the two conti- publishing career in Germany, Nus- Eventually it became necessary to am- nents. It recognizes a shared history with simbaum headed to Vienna where it putate parts of Nussimbaum’s left foot, both Europe and Asia, and acknowledges seemed all of Europe’s literary exiles the beginning of a series of medical the strong influence from the Muslim, were convening in cafes. procedures that eventually culminated Jewish, and Christian worlds. in his death in 1942 – thus starting the It was in Vienna, two years later, that Ali myth that Nussimbaum committed To put it another way, how else would and Nino’s book contract was signed. suicide by stabbing himself in the foot. you define a novel about star-crossed But if Nussimbaum was the one pub- Muslim and Christian lovers, written by lishing the manuscript, how did Baron- Throughout her life, Baroness Ehrenfels an Azeri communist dissident, supple- ess Ehrenfels’ name get on the contract? continued to receive royalties for Ali and mented with plagiarized passages from Nino, openly acknowledged the name In 1930s Europe, it was quite common a Georgian literary expat, stolen by a Kurban Said, and it is her descendants Ukrainian Jew with a Nazi mistress? If for Jewish authors to use non-Jewish who own the rights of the book today. covers when publishing their manu- nothing else, the book is Eurasian. scripts to ensure receipt of royalties So what does through trusted Aryan friends. It is it all mean? Sources and Information: possible, then, that Nussimbaum’s Ary- The complex http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ali_and_Nino:_A_Love_Story an cover for publishing Ali and Nino was and often http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kurban_Said his suspected lover, Baroness Ehrenfels. bizarre tale http://www.readinggroupguides.com/guides_a/ali_and_nino1.asp It was around this time that Nussimbaum behind this http://tomreiss.info/ came up with a plan to become the of- little book’s RECOMMENDED READING ficial biographer of Italy’s fascist dictator, authorship is This article is just a mere summary of the true story behind the Mussolini – an audacious ambition for a one of the publishing of Kurban Said’s Ali and Nino. For a more in-depth Jewish writer in 1930s Axis Europe, and best repre- and fantastic read, I suggest an article by Tom Reiss called “The one quickly put to rest after an informant sentatives of denounced him as a Jew. and advo- Man from the East,” published in The New Yorker, October 4, 1999. The author later expanded the article into the New York Still, the project had afforded him a high cates for the level network of friends and officials who philosophi- Times Best Selling book The Orientalist, published in 2005. 10 CREES Crossroads Fall 2011 University of Kansas lesson plan reading guide ALI AND NINO: A EURASIAN ROMANCE Created by: Ray Finch, FMSO Senior Analyst Subject: World Literature Grade: 9th - 12th Overview A short novel, Ali and Nino makes for a fun and engaging From an historical perspective, students will be exposed to read for high school students. If you are a teacher looking to the chronology of events leading up to World War I, and be branch out beyond the world of Western literature, this book introduced to the concept that the World Wars were indeed is an excellent introduction to Eurasian culture and history.
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