Reviewed by BERNIE BELLAN
A couple of months back I was listening to one of my favourite radio shows, CBC’s “The Current”, when host Anna Maria Tremonti interviewed an American historian by the name of Steven J. Ross.
By PAUL LUNGEN
Canadian Jewish News staff reporter (Reprinted with permission)
Back in the day when Canada’s immigration policy was reflected in the phrase, “none is too many,” thousands of Jews languished in displaced persons (DP) camps throughout Europe.
When Arthur Liffmann was 17, his friends called his 1982 Pontiac J2000 the “Chai-mobile.” The vehicle earned the moniker because the aspiring singer used to play and re-play his Chai cassette and sing along at the top his lungs while driving.
By CHARLES (CHUCK) FAIMAN
No, this is not about the war of ’67. This is about a different success story.
Book review by JOSEPH LEVEN
Did ancient Rome exist? What about Athens and the Greek states? Was there a Second Temple? What kind of questions are these? The answers are obvious, as the physical evidence still exists in abundance. Now how about the Exodus from Egypt? Where is the evidence of the ten plagues or the 40 years in the desert?
By BERNIE BELLAN
On March 10 we received an email from someone in England by the name of Graham Finch. Here is what Graham wrote:
