Home > Issue 61 > Columns Portrait of a People | A Dream Finally Come True Naomi Samuel The LashGouache25 x 17.5 cmTbilisi, 1939Georgian National Museum, Tbilisi Shalom Koboshvili1876–1941 Historic Realism 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 61 Related Topics Tale of a Trail | The Underground Prisoners’ Museum“Bevingrad” was the highest-security British prison in the Middle East, but that didn’t stop Jewish paramilitaries from lying through their teeth and crawling t...Quick looks at booksJews in Medicine | The Promise and Peril of Credit Elka Weber Jews in MedicineC...Hebrew Hum | One Cup of WaterSieges make us think of medieval walled cities, but elderly Jerusalemites still remember the siege they lived through during the War of Independence – and may s...Did Jew Know? | Jewish Statistics from World War I1. Rank and File Roughly 1.35 million Jews fought in World War I, in the following armies: 500,000 – Russian320,000 – Austro-Hungarian250,000 – American100,000 ...Portrait of a People | The Art of WeavingNaomi Samuel Knotted Ca...