Reviewing: “White Coats in the Ghetto: Jewish Medicine in Poland During the Holocaust,” by Miriam Offer. Yad Vashem Publications. 2020. English. Hardcover. 702 pages. ISBN-13:
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Two Jews walk into a bar … actually, 4,200 filled an amphitheater. On a beautiful Tuesday night in August thousands of people came together to
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My 92-year-old mother can read an article or a book in Hebrew, and speaks a beautiful Hebrew. She is the product of a Yeshiva of
