Forget Russia: A Tale of Inter...
Forget Russia Bordetsky-Williams’ quasi-biographical historic novel, splices together three generations across two continents.
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The Unanswered Letter Demands ...
When a journalist comes across a letter written in 1939 she is moved by its desperate plea for help – and begins a quest to find the truth.
read moreExile Music: The Sound of Sile...
Raised in Vienna, the daughter of classic musicians, Orly flees to Bolivia. Marvel at her power to survive, adapt and thrive in this captivating novel – Exile Music.
read moreThe Prisoner’s Wife: Innocence...
The Prisoner’s Wife is a tale of epic proportions. It does not shrink from the cruelty of war which, in this telling, is offset only by the strength of love.
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With “Anne Frank a Musical,” producer-director David Serero has broken new ground. He and the work’s creator, composer and lyricist Jean-Pierre Hadida, are currently presenting American audiences with a cantata that is more of a tone-poem, a deeply felt response to an iconic story that persists as a shining beacon to a Jewish future whose mantra is “Never Again.”
read moreNo, Natalie Portman, Illegal I...
Actress Natalie Portman, believes herself competent to compare Anne’s experience during the Holocaust to that of an undocumented migrant hiding in the US fearing deportation. The analogy is specious.
read moreDan Rabinowitz, “The Los...
Dan Rabinowitz, founder and editor-in-chief of the Seforim Blog (seforim.blogspot.com), a website dedicated to the study of Hebrew books, has written a fascinating work about Vilna’s Strashun Library, bringing to light this institution which serviced a wide diversity of Jewish men and women and changed the nature of what a public library’s function could be.
read moreThe Unrelenting Nature of Anti...
Historical examples of anti-Semitic strain hatred, and the libels inciting hatred and violence
read moreHow Do We Know Anything about ...
The only way the past can be known is through a convergence of evidence.
read moreHolocaust Survivor Sol Lurie S...
Meet Sol Lurie, a native of Kovno in Lithuania, who was only 11 years old when the Nazis marched into his town in June 1941 and herded all the Jews into a ghetto.
read more“Remembering Dvinsk̶...
Remembering Dvinsk provides a lucid account, without painting a romantic picture, of life in this historic town.
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