A Hole in The Heart of The World: Being Jewish in Eastern Europe

A Hole in The Heart of The World: Being Jewish in Eastern EuropeA Hole in the Heart of the World: Being Jewish in Eastern Europe is a powerful and deeply human exploration of Jewish identity, memory, and survival in post Communist Eastern Europe. Through a series of moving multigenerational portraits, journalist Jonathan Kaufman examines how individuals and families struggled to preserve their heritage after decades of oppression, silence, and cultural destruction under Communist rule. Traveling through countries

Brief entries advise women to appreciate the wisdom they have gained with age and experience and to apply it to everyday opportunities

and truth blurs completely

and a touch of magic to any setting

ultimately

passion and survival collide in a story filled with twists

Brazil and Colorado

Anika Scott

twelve-year-old Manasseh is thrust onto Judah's throne

and human survival

and historical significance

but even your doctor can't figure out what's causing them

this book is ideal for readers interested in British history