Library

A History of Israel and the Holy Land

Overview of the history which spans over 5,000 years, of various groups, events, and important place names included.

A History of Israel in Old Testament Times

Revised, second edition of major history of Israel, from its very beginnings, through to the two kingdoms of Israel and Judah, the time of Exile and the Roman occupation.

A History of the Jewish Experience

A complete history of the Jewish people from Sinai to modern American Judaism and the various religious movements. Included are aspects of Zionism, Anti-Semitism, Philosophy, as we;; as the rituals and festivals encompassing Judaism. He covers an awful lot. Readable and highly informative.

A History of the Jewish Experience, Eternal Faith, Eternal People

Wonderful 'all you needed to know' about Jewish life cycles, traditions, Torah texts and history from the Biblical times, through the Hellenic, and Tannaim times, exile, migrations, and Jewish life cycles, by an American/German Rabbi educated in Germany (Wuerzberg) and who served in the Berlin community, before immigrating to California.

A History of the Jews

Comprehensive, readable history from the beginning by a well respected historian with a pro-Jewish view. Has become a classic text on Jewish history.

A History of the Jews

Covering Jewish history from the Babylonian exile until 1868, Grayzel's scholarly and objective account of Jewish accomplishment and fate, trial and tragefdy, is a good introduction to Jewish history.

A History of the Jews (Revised Ed.)

Academic and straight forward account of the history of the Jews from their early days in Jerusalem through the Diaspora and finally, to a homeland in Israel. Maps illustrate some of the wanderings through the 4,000 year account. Whew! Small print. Not for the visually impaired but comprehensive with a religious slant from a serious, scholarly writer.

A Report on the Banality of Evil: Eichman in Jerusalem

This revised edition reports on the capture, trial and aftermath of Adolph Eichman. Originally appeared as a series of articles in The New Yorker and later revised.

A Strange Death

Partly fact, partly fiction, partly story-telling and partly history, this is the story of Sarah Aaronsohn, head of a British spy ring during World War I, living in a Jewish village of Zichron in what was then Palestine in 1917. It is a saga of betrayal, ruined lives, deception, and Jewish-Arab life in the first half of the 20th century told by Halkin, a well-known Israeli author, critic and translator.

A Vanished World

Classic, remarkable photographic study of vanquished communities throughout Eastern Europe as a result of the Holocaust.

A village by the Jordan, The Story of Degania

Autobiographical history of Baratz' life from 1910 to present on the Degania Kibbutz. If you want to know what life was like in the early days, this first-hand account gives you insights you probably never had before. Uplifting and realistic. Baratz knew everyone who was anyone in the early days before, during and after the state of Israel was established. Fascinating.

Ancient Cities and Temples-Jerusalem

Maps and historical background to Jerusalem: the Hebrew City, The Christian City and the Moslem City.

Ancient Records of Egypt, Five Volumes

Exceptionally researched and detailed account of historical documents from the First to the twenty-sixth Dynasties up to the Persian Conquest first published in 1905 by Breasted. Not a monument or temple unturned, or rather unread. If you ever wondered who the Priests of Phenuka were, it's here.

Anglo-Jewish Bibliography, 1937-1990

A comprehensive 2-vkume reference listing all the authors of Jewish life throughout the Commonwealth, from historical works , education, Jewish communal and social life.

Anti-Semitism, The Longest Hatred

User-friendly and informative history of anti-Semitism from its Pagan roots, through the Middle Ages, to Hitler's 'Final Solution.' This includes also the Jews in Islamic lands, and enemies of Jews in Britain, America, France and Eastern Europe.

Apocalypse, Great Jewish Resolve against Rome, 66-73 CE

Beginning with the rule of Vespasian and ending with Masada, the struggle against Roman occupation is meticulously described with maps, plans and reconstructions.

Approaches to Auschwitz, The Legacy of the Holocaust

Historical approach to what created Auschwitz and the philosophical and religious commentary connected with it.

Archaeology of the Land of the Bible

Archaeological examination of the relationship between excavations and references in the Bible. The second volume concerns itself with findings from the Assyrian, Babylonian and Persian periods732-332 BCE.

Atlas of the Holocaust

Meticulously researched geographical data of Jewish populations before and after the Holocaust by one of England's major historians. A classic reference.

Auschwitz

Brought to Auschwitz, Dr. Nyiszli was forced to direct the medical pathology of prisoners under the direction of the infamous Josef Mengele. This is his account. Harrowing.