Abraham Adolf Fraenkel, a doctor of mathematics, served in the German army during the Great War and organized a Passover Seder for his fellow Jewish soldiers.
The Book That Survived Kristallnacht and Made It to the Land of Israel
A battered copy of “In the Heart of the Seas,” rescued from anti-Semitic riots in Germany, was returned to its author, S.Y. Agnon, with a letter telling the incredible story of its survival
How a 16th Century Business Dispute Triggered a Religious War
Printing of a Jewish book in 1551 caused religious strife and turmoil all over Italy
