A Russian Doll and an Unlikely Legacy of Kindness
My grandmother, Zelda, was born in July, 1924 in a city called Samara on the Volga River in the former Soviet Union. There was so
My grandmother, Zelda, was born in July, 1924 in a city called Samara on the Volga River in the former Soviet Union. There was so
Jewish people can be found in the most unexpected corners of the world, sharing remarkable stories of survival and endurance. Empty synagogues and cemeteries can be
In 1922, the typhus epidemic reached its peak in Soviet territory, with 25 to 30 million cases in Russia. My grandmother, Zelda, was born in
Growing up in the Former Soviet Union, I didn’t have much knowledge about my Jewish identity and traditions. Since 1989, after my family’s immigration to
A Very Very Simple Guide for Chanukah Celebration (This Document contains G-d’s Name, therefore it may NOT be thrown out) The Historical Background of Chanukah: The Hebrew
A soul may descend to this world, and live 70 or 80 years, just in order to do a Jew a material favor, and certainly
Years ago, a few friends and I headed to New York City for a day of bonding and recreation. We drove to the station, parked,
In July of 2018, my husband and I joined the Heritage Retreats on an emotional journey to Poland. As our group traveled from Majdanek to
There is a particular feeling of delight when situations that start out rocky transform into meaningful and memorable experiences. Such was our trip to Los