Remembering a Vanished World

Remembering a Vanished WorldTheodore Hamerow, a prominent historian, was born in Warsaw in 1920 and spent his childhood in Poland and Germany. His parents were members of the best known Yiddish theater ensemble, the Vilna Company. They were part of an important movement in the Jewish community of Eastern Europe which sought, during the half century before World War II, to create a secular Jewish culture, the vehicle of which would be the Yiddish language. Combining the skills of

Becke discusses how both irredentist ideologies and political realities have shaped the dynamics of state expansion and state contraction in the recent history of each state

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"A City Divided" uncovers what happened and examines if race

Derek Brown argues that theologians and religious believers should pursue a revolutionary political theology that can address racism

In his numerous books and articles in Hebrew

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