Articles by Pearl (Preschel) Herzog

His Sefer Refuos is Earliest Known Extant  Hebrew Medical Work According to tradition, the angel Rephael taught Noach all about healing the body and relayed to him  different recipes for […]

Passover Tragedy of Prague by Pearl Herzog On Passover, more than six hundred years ago, as a result of young Jewish boys playing with some pebbles, almost the entire Prague […]

Emperor Franz Joseph’s nephew, Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife Princess Sophia were on their way to open the State Museum in its new premises and view the Sarajevo Haggadah […]

  The American Civil War (April 1861-May 1865) was fought by over three million soldiers.. At the time, the U.S. boasted a population of 27 million,  eighteen million in the […]

  The Potuguese Jewish community of Amsterdam — founded early in the seventeenth century by Marranos from Spain and Portugal was for a long period the largest and most wealthy […]