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Immortal Bartfuss, Theby Aharon Appelfeld Read by Simon Cohen (1 Cd) Bartfuss is a legendary figure amongst his fellow survivors. In Israel he meets people from his life in Italy, but he won't speak of the past. Although shot fifty times he survives the war and makes a fortune as a smuggler and racketeer in the Jewish refugee camps.
by Martin Gilbert Read by David Collins A history of Jews in Muslim lands which presents an absorbing account of the hopes, the oppportunities, the fears and the terrors that have characterised the relationship between Jews & Muslims through the 1400 years of their intertwined history. It is an account of the tragedy of the extinction fo Jewish communities in the Arab world. No. 1743 In The Mouth Of The Wolfby Rose Zar Read by Daniel Gee (1 Cd) A well-written personal account about a young girl who is forced to hide her identity in a bid to survive the horrors of World War ll. Her courage, determination and chutzpah should be a lesson to us all. A compelling story that will keep you listening all the way through. No. 1531
Read by J Kaye and C Roslin (1 Cd) In July 1932, Hitler was immersed in electioneering. That month he spoke in 53 German towns and cities. The theme was monotonously, but successfully hammered home: the democratic parties had, during the past 13 years, presided over Germany's complete ruin; they were utterly incapable of bringing the fundamental change needed; only the Nazi party could bring about Germany's salvation. The interview presented here, published by Liberty magazine in July 1932, stands out from Hitler's election speeches that month in its content, style and rhetoric. It differs sharply too from the six interviews he gave to the foreign press prior to this.
Read by Rita Rosenbaum (1 Cd) Harry Bernstein, the author tells the story of his childhood until he emigrated with his family to the USA after the first world war. He was born in a northern mill town, into a life of incredible poverty, hardship and suffering. A brutish father who spends his pitiful earnings on drink, a mother totally devoted to her family, who dreams of one day escaping this life by going to America. Life is a daily struggle to survive. Harry fears for his sister Lily who is in love with a Christian boy. This is a poignant, sad but ultimately uplifting story of a long-gone era.
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Read by Ruth Hill (1 Cd) Rabbi Dr Jeffrey M Cohen's book is divided into thirteen parts. Each independent section contains examples of his sermon written between March 1986 and July 1999 when he was the congregational rabbi of Stanmore and Canons Park Synagogue. Part one is headed 'Ethical Moral Issues' and includes Rabbi Cohen's thoughts on newsworthy events e.g. the oldest profession, a Jewish view, the Clinton affair and the Bulgar case. Part three is entitled 'Women's Concerns' and covers his ideas concerning the chained wife and also womens' prayer groups. Part eight is called 'Tributes' and reminds us of the contemporary responses to the deaths of Diana, Princess of Wales, Mr Chaim Bermant and Dr Michael Weitzman. These three parts are examples of his breadth and interest in everyday happenings. This is a very readable book and enhances our understanding and appreciation of a modern orthodox point of view. No. 1532 It's Not As Tough At Home As You Thinkby Abraham J Rabbi Twerski Read by Emma Jay (1 Cd) This is a practical and sometimes humourous guide as to how to ride the bumps of family life and make it smoother and better. It is divided into bite-sized chapters covering a wide range of family issues from everyday dilemmas to situations involving more profound analysis of inter-family relationships. The author, a Rabbi and psychiatrist, shares with us his wisdom and advice in an easy- going and down-to-earth style, making his book an interesting and very palatable read. No. 1410 'J'by Marie Sacklin Read by Hilary Michel (1 Cd) These are the memoirs of a German Jewish lady who was born and grew up in a small provincial town. They vividly chronicle the life there, including the different strands in the Jewish community, Zionist, anti-Zionist, Orthodox, non Orthodox, as well as relations with non-Jews at a time when Nazism was an ever growing menace. The memoirs are not bitter but are full of vignettes about delightful people, not least her family. They continue during two very eventful years in France and subsequently in England. It shows an incredible ability to adapt to ever new environments.
This book charts the progress of a Jewish family from non- participating to becoming full members of the community - via mugging, beating up of various thugs, depression and a good variety of action. No. 1515 Jacob's Giftby Jonathan Freedland Read by Derek Pugh (1 Cd) As the Guardian and Jewish Chronicle columnist, Jonathan Freedland was standing next to the mohel about to perform the bris on his new born son, Jacob. Jonathan questioned what he was letting his child in for, "exactly what am I giving my son?" he wondered. "What is this identity we will both share?" Thus starts a description of a fascinating journey into the meaning of being a Jew. Freedland searches for answers in the roots and branches of his family tree. His great uncle Nat, one of the few Jews serving in the British administration of pre-Israel Palestine, his great uncle Mick the columnist and anti-Zionist trade union leader in the East End and his mother Sara whose harsh life severely tests her religious devotion. In telling these stories Jonathan examines Jewish identity and the need to belong. No. 1339 Directory: assets -> 000 assets -> Invitation for Bid Calact/mbta for Standard Floor and Low Floor Rural Duty Vehicles ifb no. 12-03 November 14, 2012 assets -> 12 Step Retreats For Everyone in Twelve Step Recovery Ratner Fellowship assets -> 12 Step Retreats For Everyone in Twelve Step Recovery Ratner Fellowship assets -> Sigaccess annual Report assets -> Central Government is expected to ask the seventh pay commission to consider merging 50% dearness allowance assets -> List of accessible executive records assets -> Emergency telephone numbers Call toll-free from anywhere in France 000 -> 1967 Reunion ‘Lost Boys' 000 -> Table Wetland Hydrology Indicators for use with Regional Supplements Download 2.57 Mb. Share with your friends:
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