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Issue 51 | February 2020
Issue 51 | February 2020
Self-portrait of Charlotte Salomon, from her Life? Or
Theatre? preserved in the Amsterdam Jewish Museum
Articles
Tamar HaYardeni
Shmuel Zvi Holzman is best known as the man who purchased the land that became the Etzion Bloc, but few are aware of his many globe-trotting ventures
Tamar HaYardeni
Shmuel Zvi Holzman is known as the father of the Etzion Bloc,
Haggai Olshanetsky
In the fourth century CE, a Roman emperor found it expedient to spearhead construction of a Third Temple for the Jews in Jerusalem. Who was Emperor Julian, how did the Jews react to his initiative, and how did his temple fall before it was
Yemima Hovav
When Charlotte Salomon discovered that her mother, aunt, and grandmother had all committed suicide – among other women in her family – she refused to succumb to their fate. As the Nazi noose tightened around her, she clung to life, immortal
Roee Horen
As one of the Ottoman Empire’s few Mediterranean ports, Salonika welcomed Jewish refugees from Spain and Portugal. Four great mystics emerged from its shores – each with a different approach to redeeming the Jewish people
Roee Horen
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