Home > Issue 60 > Columns 20th century Artists Germany Holocaust Women Portrait of a People | The Art of Weaving Naomi Samuel Knotted CarpetDessau, 1929Bauhaus Archive, Berlin Otti Berger1898–1944 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 60 Related Topics Portrait of a People | Father of French ImpressionismNaomi Samuel Boulevard ...Tale of a Trail | Sa’adThe founders of Kibbutz Sa’ad (literally, “Aid”) didn’t choose that name, but the establishment of this collective between Gaza and Beersheba in 1947 certainly ...Voices of the Past | Eliezer Ben YehudaFather of modern Hebrew Eliezer Ben Yehuda describes how Balkan nationalism drew him to Zionism Eliezer Ben Yehuda Eliezer Ben Yehuda (see “Hebrew ...From the Archives | The Wehrmacht’s Jewish SoldierHow did Walter Dirr, born to a Jewish mother and a Catholic father, come to be drafted into Hitler’s army? Clues from a family archive Janne Moehring ...Return of the Spies – NiliIn the dark days of World War I, members of the Nili spy ring foresaw the new order emerging in the Middle East and opted to work with the British, despite all ...