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War & Mayhem Reflections of a Viennese Physican The First World War was the most defining occurrence of the twentieth century. It set events in motion that not only haunt us today but will do so for years to come. Eight million soldiers died worldwide, another 20 million were crippled and 3 million others died of disease. The lost contributions to Western civilization some of these young people would have provided are immeasurable... |
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Whither Zionism?
When one reads the history of the Maccabean era, which comprises approximately 100 years from 166 to 63 B.C., one cannot help but experience a profound sense of déjà vu. History does repeat and the only question for today is: will the outcome be similar? To prevent the disasters of the past from happening again... |
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The Moses Legacy Roots of Jewish Suffering This book is a result of a lifetime of experiences under the most diverse political systems. It was completed in its essence three years ago but diligent efforts to find a publisher or agent have been fruitless. A topic as controversial as this one will not be readily accepted by mainstream publishing... |
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