Prime Ministers, The by Yehuda Avner Read by Denise Asserson (1 Cd) A blend of selective autobiography and selective history. Ambassador Avner personally knew four Prime Ministers (Levi Eshkol, Golda Meir, Yitzak Rabin and Menachem Begin) through having worked for them. While he writes warmly and gives excellent portraits of the first three of these, there is no doubt that the last was his particular hero. Not only does Begin tower over the other three on the cover of the book, but 350 pages are given to over 6 years of his premiership, while the other three, whose combined premiership ran for twice as many years have 250 pages altogether. This book is a superb read. No. 1672 Priority Passage by Joseph Smilig Read by Clive Roslin (1 Cd) If you enjoy laughing, then this is a book for you. It's a story of humour and luck. Joseph Smilig has based it on anecdotes set against the background of Twentieth Century events. No. 1309 Promised New Zealand by Freya Klier Read by Simon Cohen For twenty-four European Jews, it is New Zealand, the country furthest from Germany, that will be their refuge. First published as Gelobtes Neuseeland, this book brings together their stories. From doctors and entrepreneurs to children and world-famous minds, their stories could scarcely be more varied and yet they have one common link - the esire to maintain as much distance from Germany as possible throughout their lives. Promised New Zealand is a significant piece of world history, interweaving historical background on the politics of the period with vital stories that need to be told before they are lost to subsequent generations. It is the first English-language translation of this important work and the first
Prime Ministers, The by Yehuda Avner Read by Denise Asserson (1 Cd) A blend of selective autobiography and selective history. Ambassador Avner personally knew four Prime Ministers (Levi Eshkol, Golda Meir, Yitzak Rabin and Menachem Begin) through having worked for them. While he writes warmly and gives excellent portraits of the first three of these, there is no doubt that the last was his particular hero. Not only does Begin tower over the other three on the cover of the book, but 350 pages are given to over 6 years of his premiership, while the other three, whose combined premiership ran for twice as many years have 250 pages altogether. This book is a superb read. No. 1672 Priority Passage by Joseph Smilig Read by Clive Roslin (1 Cd) If you enjoy laughing, then this is a book for you. It's a story of humour and luck. Joseph Smilig has based it on anecdotes set against the background of Twentieth Century events. No. 1309 Promised New Zealand by Freya Klier Read by Simon Cohen For twenty-four European Jews, it is New Zealand, the country furthest from Germany, that will be their refuge. First published as Gelobtes Neuseeland, this book brings together their stories. From doctors and entrepreneurs to children and world-famous minds, their stories could scarcely be more varied and yet they have one common link - the esire to maintain as much distance from Germany as possible throughout their lives. Promised New Zealand is a significant piece of world history, interweaving historical background on the politics of the period with vital stories that need to be told before they are lost to subsequent generations. It is the first English-language translation of this important work and the first
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