Kotsuji’s Gift: The Daring Rescue of Japan’s Jewish Refugees By Jundai YamadaKotsuji's Gift is the extraordinary story of a Japanese scholar's destiny to search for the true meaning of faith against the backdrop of saving thousands of lives during World War II, and a young Japanese actor's quest to uncover his deeds nearly a century later. Born into a family of Shinto priests in Kyoto, Kotsuji chose a different path, becoming a Christian minister, and emerged as his nation's only expert in classic Hebrew, a vital interlocutor

" "How can I achieve a higher level of inner awareness and growth

who watches from above

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Introducing Yisrael Sheli

Four Thousand Years of Jewish History: Then and Now is a book about time

forever shifting gears from "micro" to "macro

Each character has the plague written on the back to help children understand each plague

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A SYDNEY TAYLOR NOTABLE BOOK

and War Crimes TrialsHeroes come in many forms

They will never know a day of hunger

the publishers have substituted the Ashkenazek rite used by most American Jews