• Name Author Volume Editor Place Publisher Copyright
  • Return To Auschwitz

    Author: Hart, Kitty

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    Publisher: Granada

    Return To Auschwitz

  • Shimon Peres

    Author: Matti Golan

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    Place: London

    Publisher: Weidenfeld and Nicolson

    Shimon Peres

    Somewhat dated biography of Shimon Peres who is still going strong and has achieved 32 more years of work for Israel. Nonetheless a good account of his earlier and middle years and work with Ben Gurion, Meir and almost everyone else and his key roles in Israeli defense and diplomacy.
  • Simon Wiesenthal, The Life and Legends

    Author: Tom Segev

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    Place: London

    Publisher: Jonathan Cape

    Simon Wiesenthal, The Life and Legends

    Highly readable biography of the famous 'Nazi hunter' who spent his life trying to bring many of the Nazi criminals to justice. His friendships, personal past and methods used to track down these individuals made him a figure of controversy and speculation. Segev writes a well-researched account of Wiesenthal's life.
  • Somewhere To Hang My Hat

    Author: Stanley Price

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    Place: Dublin, Ireland

    Publisher: New Island

    Somewhere To Hang My Hat

    Wonderful and warm account of Price's Irish-Jewish (nee Lithuania) journey from childhood to adulthood. Anyone with a UK background will identify with his experiences, points of reference and the sad and humorous moments of family life. Accounts the details from the immigration period until the present day, the generational gaps and the ravages and passages of time both in Ireland and UK. It is everyone's journey, really. Well worth reading.
  • Steppig Back in Time

    Author: Kathryn Esta Berman

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    Place: Bar-Ilan, Ra'anana, Israel

    Publisher: Docostory Ltd. Publishing

    Steppig Back in Time

    Kathryn Berman's journey into the paths her ancesters took leads from Eastern Europe to Israel to Falmouth Cornwell where her grandmother is buried, the earliest inhabitan of the Falmouth Jewish Cemetery.
  • Survival in Auschwitz

    Author: Primo Levi

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    Editor: Translated. from Italian by Stuart Woolf

    Place: New York

    Publisher: Collier Books (MacMillan Pub. Co)

    Survival in Auschwitz

    Account of Primo Levi's experiences during the holocaust when he was a prisoner in Auschwitz. Covers and refers to some of his writings which ultimately came out of that experience. Anything by Levi is worth reading.
  • Surviving Treblinka

    Author: Samuel Willenbrg

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    Editor: Wladyslaw T. Bartoszewski; translation by Naftali Greenwood

    Place: Oxford

    Publisher: Basil Blackwell/Inst. for Polish-Jewish Studies, Oxford

    Surviving Treblinka

    Told by someone who survived Treblinka (very few did to act as witnesses), this eyewitness account speaks for all those who perished. His survival, like others, was based purely on luck and the help of people along the way. Valuable testimony.
  • Take a Basket

    Author: Mound, Gloria

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    Publisher: Perpetua Press

    Take a Basket

  • The Boy Who Followed His Father Into Auschwitz A True Story

    Author: Dronfield, Jeremy

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    Publisher: Penguin

    The Boy Who Followed His Father Into Auschwitz A True Story

  • The Brigade, An epic Story of Vengeance, Salvation and World War Two

    Author: Blum, Howard

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    Publisher: Simon & Schuster

    The Brigade, An epic Story of Vengeance, Salvation and World War Two

  • The Cousinhood

    Author: Bermant, Chaim

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    Publisher: Eyre & Spottiswoode (inscribed)

    The Cousinhood

  • The Eitingons

    Author: Mary-Kay Wilmers

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    Place: London

    Publisher: Faber and Faber Ltd.

    The Eitingons

    Wilmer's focuses on three extraordinary members of the Eitingon family with all the intrigue of their exploits as part of an influential Russian Jewish family, Leonid, a KGB assassin, Max, wealthy psychoanalyst, and Motty, world fur trader, the last two of whom were imprisoned by the Bolsheviks and questioned by the FBI for their clandestine activities. It is not only a history of the family but a commentary of the times in the last century.
  • The Essential Chaim Weizmann, the man, the statesman, the scientist

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    Editor: Barnet Litvinoff

    Place: London

    Publisher: Weidefeld and Nicolson

    The Essential Chaim Weizmann, the man, the statesman, the scientist

    Good compilation of material on Weizmann which reveals the personality of the man as well as his involvement in world and in Israeli affairs during a most significant period of Jewish history. Wonderful comments about his contribution to the world by the good and the great. A tribute to the man who was an expert in may area.
  • The Herods

    Author: F. W. Farrar, Dena of Canterbury

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    Place: London

    Publisher: James Nisbet & Co., Ltd.

    The Herods

    Detailed history of the time of the Jews from Antiochus with major emphasis on the lives of the Herrod dynasty to the destruction of the temple.
  • The Life and Times of Herod the Great

    Author: Steward Perowne

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    Place: Thrupp, Stroud, Gloucestershire GL5 2BU

    Publisher: Sutton Publishing Ltd., Phoenix Mill

    The Life and Times of Herod the Great

    The times and life of a man who rose from obscurity to become a great influence in Israel's history. Sympathetic portrait of a soldier, diplomat and builder.
  • The Life of David

    Author: Robert Pinsky

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    Editor: Jonathan Rosen

    Place: New York

    Publisher: Schocken Books, div. of Random House Inc. through Nextbook and Jewish Encounters

    The Life of David

    Pinsky creates a popular portrait of King David based on Biblical research, commentaries and legends. Entertaining but not for the serious scholar.
  • The Story of a Life-Aharon Appelfeld

    Author: Aharon Appelfeld

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    Place: London

    Publisher: Hamish Hamilton of Penguin Books

    The Story of a Life-Aharon Appelfeld

    Aharon's life is a miracle. After being incarcerated in the camps he manages to escape at ten years of age and lives on berries and roots for two years in the Ukraine Forest before trekking South to Italy and finally to Israel after the war ends. As a witness, he is truly inspiring. What a mensch!
  • The Uncharted Voyage a Wartime Saga

    Author: Ogg, Gitta

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    Publisher: The Book Guild

    The Uncharted Voyage a Wartime Saga

  • Through Darkness to Dawn

    Author: Dr. John Geller

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    Place: London

    Publisher: Veritas Foundation Publcation Centre

    Through Darkness to Dawn

    Cynthia Hollisworth, a KK member's parents, Bllanka and John Geller experienced the worst of the horrors of the Nazi ocupaiton of Poland. Their story is recorded here in poignant detial.
  • Under My Hat

    Author: Berkovic, Sally

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    Publisher: Joseph's Bookstore

    Under My Hat