Moshe Prager
Moshe Prager has been a pioneer in Holocaust research. His work “Horban Yisrael Be’Erupa,” which appeared in 1948 was the first comprehensive book about the extermination of European Jewry. He […]
Moshe Prager has been a pioneer in Holocaust research. His work “Horban Yisrael Be’Erupa,” which appeared in 1948 was the first comprehensive book about the extermination of European Jewry. He […]
Baruch (Bert) Strassburger died a short time ago in Frankfurt on the Main at the age of 76. Strassburger, who was born in Arad, Rumania, was an extraordinary individual His […]
“Fibonacci Quarterly”, an American magazine devoted to mathematics features listed on its front page the name of Dov Yarden as one of its principal contributors Yarden is a noted Israeli […]
It was in the summer of 1948. I was being transferred from a camp in the central sector of Israel to the northern front. On my way, I had to […]
On Dob-utca, near the great Dohany Synagogue of Budapest, stands the monument in honor of Consul Carl (Charles) Lutz. It depicts a man, lying on the ground, calling for help, […]
The Mizrachi, founded a century ago in Vilna, celebrates this year 100 years of religious Zionism. The opening evening of the 27th World Conference of Mizrachi, held recently in Jerusalem, […]
The Kol Aryeh Research Institute was founded in 1949 by Rabbi Eliezer Ehrenreich, formerly rabbi of Mad, Hungary for the purpose of perpetuating and disseminating the spiritual legacy of his […]
During the 20 years of its existence (5659-5678, 1899-1918), the Torah periodical VaYelaket Yosef was one of the most important of its time. It was eagerly sought after by students […]
Dr. Selman A. Waksman, the discoverer of Streptomycin, is an admirer of Waldemar Haffkine. I wonder how many readers know who Haffkine was? I’m sure many know he was an […]
Dr. Michael Braver writes in his Pe’er Yitzhak that Rabbi Yitzhak Eisik of Zhidachov was once asked to pray for a sick person. When he was told that the doctor […]