Home > Issue 31 > Columns Portrait of a People | The Truth Behind the Title Naomi Samuel The Jewish BrideOil on canvas122 x 166 cmRijksmuseum, Amsterdam Rembrandt van Rijn – Self-Portrait, 1659 Rembrandt van Rijn1606-1669 Baroque Not yet a Segula subscriber? Access our full archive online, have print issues delivered to your door, and more Subscribe now Already a subscriber? Log in Feel free to share Issue 31 Related Topics Portrait of a People | Tower of PowerNaomi Samuel The Tower of BabelOil on wood panel114 x 155...Post-Script | Village MailIn the early Zionist villages, postal services were under European auspices but had their own unique flavor – until the Turks cracked down Itamar Atzmon ...From the Archives | Prophecy or Plan?In the early 1960s, a young teacher named Adin Steinsaltz gave a lecture envisioning a Hasidic revival in Israel. Today, his words seem prophetic – but they wer...Book Review | Pleasant are their NamesTell me your name and I’ll tell you where you come from. The origins and significance of Jewish names is a fast developing field of research, a rare window open...From the Archives | Fighting the Ministry of AmnesiaAaron Krikheli immersed himself in recording the history and culture of Georgia’s Jews just as the powers that be set about obliterating Jewish identity through...