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Jewish community in Cornwall
Books

History

A History of the Jewish Experience
Author: Leo Trepp Volume: -
Editor: - Copyright: 1962,1973(revisions)
Publisher: Behrman House, Inc. Place: New York
Description: 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
A History of the Jews (Revised Ed.)
Author: Solomon Grayzel Volume: -
Editor: - Copyright: 1984
Publisher: New American Library [Meridian] Place: New York
Description: 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
A Report on the Banality of Evil: Eichman in Jerusalem
Author: Hanah Arendt Volume: -
Editor: - Copyright: 1963-1977
Publisher: Penguin Books (Viking) Place: New York
Description: 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 village by the Jordan, The Story of Degania
Author: Jospeh Baratz Volume: -
Editor: - Copyright: 1960
Publisher: Press Dept. of Ichud Habonim Place: 78 Hayarkon St., Tel Aviv, Israel
Description: 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
Ancient Cities and Temples-Jerusalem
Author: Michel Join-Lambert Volume: -
Editor: Translator: Charlotte Haldane Copyright: 1958
Publisher: Elek Books Ltd. Place: London
Description: Maps and historical background to Jerusalem: the Hebrew City, The Christian City and the Moslem City.
Ancient Records of Egypt, Five Volumes
Author: James Henry Breasted Volume: Five Volumes One Through Five (Parts 1-5
Editor: - Copyright: 1988
Publisher: Histories & Mysteries of Man Ltd. Place: The Grassmill, 1 Battersea Bridge Rd. London
Description: Exceptionally researched and detailed account of historical documents from the First to the twenty-sixth Dynasties up to the Persian Conquest first published in 1905 by Breasted.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 w
Anti-Semitism, The Longest Hatred
Author: Robert S. Wistrich Volume: -
Editor: - Copyright: 1991
Publisher: Methuen London Place: London
Description: 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.
Auschwitz
Author: DR. Miklos Nyiszli Volume: -
Editor: Translated from the Hungarian by Richard Seaver and Tibere Kremer Copyright: 1973-1982
Publisher: Granada (Mayflower Book) Place: London/New York
Description: 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.
Between Arab and Israeli
Author: Lt.-Gen. E. L. M. Burns Volume: -
Editor: - Copyright: 1962
Publisher: Clark, Irwin, and company Ltd. Place: Toronto/Van Couver
Description: Experiences of Burns when he worked for the United Nations in the Middle East from 1954-1957.
Both Sides of the Hill: Britain and The Palestine War
Author: Jon and David Kimche Volume: -
Editor: - Copyright: 1960
Publisher: Secker & Warburg Place: London
Description: These two contemporary historians have done an in-depth analysis of the independence movement and wars that ensued in Israel. Comprehensive and pro-Israel (thank goodness; someone has to be), these two writers talked with everyone who was anyone, displaye
Brothers in Arms
Author: Peter Duffy Volume: -
Editor: - Copyright: 2003
Publisher: MacKays of Chatham, PLC Place: Chatham Kent, MacKays of Chatham, plc, by arrangement with Century, Random House Group. Ltd.
Description: The remarkable story of the Bielski brothers who built a secret town in the heart of the forest to save Jews from the Nazis. The three Bielski brothers, Tuvia, Asael, and Zus, managed to save over 1200 Jews in a Belorussian forest. These heroes, until now
Churban-Jewish responses to Churban, the murder of Jews of Europe
Author: Tony Bayfield Volume: -
Editor: - Copyright: 1981
Publisher: Michael Goulston Ed.Foundation(1981);Garden City Press Ltd., Place: London/Letchworth, Herts
Description: A fine text to be used in teaching the holocaust, R. Bayfield's Churban covers, not the Babylonian or the Roman Churbanim, but the Nazi years, covering the time when Hitler came to power until the Nuremberg Trials and the present state of world Jewry.
Exodus Revisited
Author: Leon Uris Volume: -
Editor: - Copyright: 1962
Publisher: Bantam Book, Doubleday & Co., Inc. Place: New York
Description: Pictorial account of those who made it off The Exodus and settled in Israel; lovely study of the early Israelis. Also, a good 'tour' of the country and the main sites. Photographs by Dimitrious Harissiadis.
Forged in Fury
Author: Michael Elkins Volume: -
Editor: - Copyright: 1971
Publisher: Transworld Publishers Ltd. Place: Ealing, London
Description: The story of 'DIN' a group of concentration camp survivors who organised themselves into a unit whose purpose was to avenge the death of their fellow Jews at the hands of the Nazis.
From East End to Land's End
Author: Susan Soyinka Volume: -
Editor: - Copyright: 2010
Publisher: The Derby Books Publishing Co.,Ltd. Place: Derby, DE21 4SZ
Description: The good book for all the Cornish Jews to read; there will be people you know and people you wish you had known. Susan Soyinka's book covers the war years (WWII) when Jews were evacuated from the Jews Free School in London, to Mousehole, Cornwall. Their e
From East End to Land's End
Author: Susan Soyinka Volume: -
Editor: - Copyright: 2010
Publisher: Derby Books pub. Co Ltd. Place: 3 The Parker Centre, Derby DE21 4SZ
Description: Endearing local history of the evacuation of Jews' Free School in London to Mousehole, Cornwall, during World War Two.
Ghetto in Flames
Author: Dr. Yitzhak Arad Volume: -
Editor: - Copyright: 1982
Publisher: Holocaust Library Place: New York
Description: Based on personal experience, the story of the Jews of Vilna and the Warsaw Ghetto and what happened to so many and how the lucky ones survived to be witnesses.
Harvet of Hate, Nazi Program for the Destruction of Jews of Europe
Author: Leon Poliakov Volume: -
Editor: - Copyright: 1951, 1979
Publisher: Holocaust Library Place: New York
Description: An overall but readable and concise overview of the holocaust from the beginnings of the rise of Nazis in Germany in 1938, through the persecutions, ghettoes, cam, Jewish resistances, and the aftermath. A good way to start to study the holocaust.
Heritage, Civilisation and the Jews
Author: Abba Eban Volume: -
Editor: - Copyright: 1984
Publisher: Summit books Place: New York
Description: The verbose and prolific Abba Eban goes through the history of our people with good illustrations. Well thought out and good overview of a very long and detailed chronology.
History of the Jews
Author: H. Graetz Volume: Six Volumes
Editor: - Copyright: 1891
Publisher: The Jewish Publication Society of America Place: Philadelphia, PA
Description: Vol. I: From the earliest period to the death of Simon The Maccabee[135 BCE]; Vol.II: From the Reign of Hyrcanus [135 BCE] to the completion of the Babylonia Talmud [500 CE]; Vol. V: From the Chmielnicki persecution of the Jews in Poland [1648 CE] to the
I Came Alone
Author: Bertha Leverton and Shmuel Lowensohn Volume: -
Editor: - Copyright: 1990, 1996
Publisher: The Book Guild Ltd Place: Sussex
Description: Berta Leverton's tribute to the kinders of the Kindertransport. She is the guiding light who organised and founded the reunions of those who were on the trains leaving their parents and coming to England to be saved from the Nazis. Poignant, heart-rending
Islam, A Short History
Author: Karen Armstrong Volume: -
Editor: - Copyright: 2001
Publisher: Phoenix Press Place: 5 Upper St. Martin's Lane, London WC2H 9EA
Description: A good historical precise of Islam from the time of The Prophet(570 CE) through the modern Islam. Tends to explain the contributions of Islam, rather than emphasise the beliefs. Armstrong, a well respected teacher at Leo Baeck College, he work has been ac
Israel and the World's Mock Trial: The Shame
Author: - Volume: -
Editor: - Copyright: 11.09.2007
Publisher: www.answeringislamorg/walid/israel.htm Place: Israel
Description: Book which is unbound but presents a case for Israel which few people seem to grasp in the world outside of mainstream Jewry. A good read for someone who wants to have not only knowledge but some comebacks when being criticised for the state of Israel.
Israel, the First Forty Years
Author: Abba Eban Volume: -
Editor: William Frankel Copyright: 1987
Publisher: Charles Scribner's Sons Place: New York
Description: Lovely commentary from someone who's been there and 'done that' and can talk knowledgeably and endlessly about Israel and its history. Pictures and background make it well worth reading.
Israel: Pictorial Guide
Author: - Volume: -
Editor: - Copyright: 2000(?)
Publisher: Israeli Museum, Jerusalem & Palphot Ltd. Place: POB 2, Herzila, Israel
Description: Wonderful pictorial travelogue of the famous historical sites throughout Israel.
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