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Jeremy honored both his grandmothers

The relationships between Ukrainians

A real treasure—not only for the Sydney community but for the field of Judaica and Jewish history in general

Then--war breaks out in Europe

Skin for Comfort – Nora Krouk candlestick no children)This haunting poetry collection has six chapters entitled The Plot Fails; You Cannot Grieve; So Now What We Are; Leo; The Smoke Grass; and Memoir all reflecting Nora Krouks own emotional journey. As a Jewish person brought up in northern China with strong Russian influences, the author is understandably concerned with the Russian persecution of Jews. Her poems reflect the broader issues but come back again and again to her own family tragedies with a