Lost Jews by Emma Klein Read by Clive Roslin (1 Cd) Emma Klein, a writer and journalist, explores the frontiers of Jewish identity, revealing the many shades of feeling from pride to anger, from yearning to indifference, from rebellion to commitment, of over 130 people on the fringes of Jewish life. These lost Jews, of all ages and backgrounds, explain their struggles and aspirations in their own words. Their suggestions for a more open approach are balanced with responses from Jewish communual leaders. No. 1370 Making of Tesco, The by Sarah Ryle Read by Anita Boston From 20 year old Jack barrow in Well Street, Hackney in Cohen’s 1919 to a company serving 50 million customers in 13 countries every week, this is the extraordinary story of one of most Britain’s remarkable companies. No. 1728 Man In The White Sharkskin Suit, The by Lucette Lagnado Read by Derina Dinkin (1 Cd) The true story of an Egyptian-Jewish Family who are forced to leave a comfortable if somewhat dysfunctional home, following the takeover of Nasser. Leaving a sophisticated Cairo they eventually find themselves destitute in New York. A moving story of the trials and tribulations of a little girl growing up trying to come to terms with the ultimate breakdown of all she knew and loved. No. 1483 Man Who Broke Into Auschwitz, The by Denis Avey Read by Ruth Hill (1 Cd) Sir Martin Gilbert the historian, begins his foreword to this book
Lost Jews by Emma Klein Read by Clive Roslin (1 Cd) Emma Klein, a writer and journalist, explores the frontiers of Jewish identity, revealing the many shades of feeling from pride to anger, from yearning to indifference, from rebellion to commitment, of over 130 people on the fringes of Jewish life. These lost Jews, of all ages and backgrounds, explain their struggles and aspirations in their own words. Their suggestions for a more open approach are balanced with responses from Jewish communual leaders. No. 1370 Making of Tesco, The by Sarah Ryle Read by Anita Boston From 20 year old Jack Cohen’s barrow in Well Street, Hackney in 1919 to a company serving 50 million customers in 13 countries every week, this is the extraordinary story of one of Britain’s most remarkable companies. No. 1728 Man In The White Sharkskin Suit, The by Lucette Lagnado Read by Derina Dinkin (1 Cd) The true story of an Egyptian-Jewish Family who are forced to leave a comfortable if somewhat dysfunctional home, following the takeover of Nasser. Leaving a sophisticated Cairo they eventually find themselves destitute in New York. A moving story of the trials and tribulations of a little girl growing up trying to come to terms with the ultimate breakdown of all she knew and loved. No. 1483 Man Who Broke Into Auschwitz, The by Denis Avey Read by Ruth Hill (1 Cd) Sir Martin Gilbert the historian, begins his foreword to this book
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