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Jews of France, Theby Ronnie Jacobs Ralph Blumenau and Read by R Blumenau & R Jacobs (1 Cd) 'The Jews of France' was a series of interviews by Ronnie Jacobs talking to historian Ralph Blumenau, and was first released on 'Sounds Jewish' throughout 2006. No. 1428 Jews of San Nicandro, The by John Davis Read by victor Kateck
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Jews of South Africa, Theby Ralph Blumenau Read by Ralph Blumenau (1 Cd) Ronnie Jacobs interviews historian Ralph Blumenau. No. 1340
This intimate journal of a playwright and author living in Romania during the build-up to and outbreak of, the Second World War, and the subsequent occupation of his country by the Russians describes the situation in which the Jews found themselves. Their fears, as Hitler's atrocities first came to their knowledge, threatening their horizons and then becoming a reality within their own country. He narrates how he and others coped in their daily life and how Hitler's anti-Semitic propaganda and political orders resulted in close friends and work colleagues turning against them from one day to the next destroying their lives and hopes for the future. He exposes his own human frailties living under the terrible conditions and the reader experiences with him his daily thoughts and the irritable turmoil of emotions that constantly beset him as a result. What finally emerges from this journal to impress the reader is that even during the moments of deepest despair a glimmer of hope always remains within him. No. 1534 Journey To the Vanished Cityby Tudor Parfitt Read by Susan Wengrower (1 Cd) In this fascinating book, Tudor Parfitt, intrepid traveller, narrates the story of his often hazardous journey across Africa to solve a mystery. Who are the strange Lemba people who claim to be a lost Jewish tribe and where is the Lemba's fabled city of Sena from which they claim to have come centuries before? Tudor Parfitt's colourful descriptions and conversations with peoples of South Africa, Malawi, Zimbabwe and other places are most entertaining.
An interesting and fun read, based on the 'Windows for Dummies' idea. This is a light hearted guide through Judaism covering everything from belief to the Jewish life cycle, the holidays, Jewish history and a run down of Jewish thinkers and Yiddish words. The reader must remember however that this is an American book written for an American market and some references to Reform Judaism will be to the American Reform Judaism which is different to that of the UK. No. 1450 Just One More Thingby Peter Falk Read by David Collins (1 Cd) Peter Falk came to prominence as an actor in 1956 in the highly successful revival of 'The Iceman Cometh' with Jason Robards. Although he worked continually for the next 3 years; a theatrical agent advised him not to expect much work in motion pictures because of his glass eye. But in 1958 he came to New York to make 'Murder Inc' and was nominated for an Academy Award. However, it was through TV that he reached his widest audience as Lt Columbo; winning Emmy Awards for the role. Columbo's raincoat came from Falk's bedroom closet to become 'the world's most famous raincoat'. No. 1661 Katerinaby Aharon Appelfeld Read by Ruth Hill (1 Cd) A moving life story. Katerina is a Gentile who works as a servant for a succession of Jewish families. Raised in a Polish culture permeated with virulent anti-Semitism she constantly tries to overcome the prejudice instilled by her bitter mother and callous father. One by one Jewish people who are good to Katerina die. Her baby whom she has raised as a Jew is snatched from her arms and killed. For knifing the attacker Katerina spends more than 40 years in prison and when released she lives in a hut on her deceased families deserted farm with the memories of the culture, love and home she had shared. A tale of unsettling memories from a gentile's point of view.
Keith Joseph tells the story of Joseph's formative years before he entered Parliament., the powerful Jewish dynasty into which he was born, his education at Harrow and Oxford and his fellowship at All Soul's College. Keith Joseph (1918-1994) is commonly ranked amongst the most influential politicians of the late twentieth century and was hailed by Margaret Thatcher as the founder of modern conservatism. This book charts Joseph's land and varied cabinet career and a picture emerges of his role as the intellectual driving force behind Conservative government policy in the 1980's. Having become a government minister in 1959, he was in office for more than fifteen years and served in five departments before retiring from the Front Bench in 1986. A thought-provoking interesting listen. No. 1564 Key to the Indian, The Read by Hilary Michel
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