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- Author: Isabel Berman
- Publisher: Mazo Publishers
- ISBN-10: 1946124699
- ISBN-13: 9781946124692
- Format: 15.6 x 23.4 x 2.2 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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The Melting Pot: A Tale of Three Citizens is a uniquely-written historical novel of three unrelated people - until their lives become quite related. The author, Isabel Berman, blends her captivating novel through Jewish ritual and Israeli history. She has woven the fictionalized accounts of the Aliyah (immigration to Israel) of two former students and a longtime friend - a Catholic whose convoluted history brought him to Israel, a Jew who only found out about his heritage as a teenager, and a Scandinavian woman who married an Israeli in Paris. The paths of all three crossed in the Israeli army; Berman harnesses these personal journeys to weave together a moving tale of incredible coincidences, fate, and human connections. All three of their stories are quite remarkable and intersect in the way that David Ben Gurion defined the Israeli melting pot - through the Israeli army, the IDF.
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- Author: Isabel Berman
- Publisher: Mazo Publishers
- ISBN-10: 1946124699
- ISBN-13: 9781946124692
- Format: 15.6 x 23.4 x 2.2 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
The Melting Pot: A Tale of Three Citizens is a uniquely-written historical novel of three unrelated people - until their lives become quite related. The author, Isabel Berman, blends her captivating novel through Jewish ritual and Israeli history. She has woven the fictionalized accounts of the Aliyah (immigration to Israel) of two former students and a longtime friend - a Catholic whose convoluted history brought him to Israel, a Jew who only found out about his heritage as a teenager, and a Scandinavian woman who married an Israeli in Paris. The paths of all three crossed in the Israeli army; Berman harnesses these personal journeys to weave together a moving tale of incredible coincidences, fate, and human connections. All three of their stories are quite remarkable and intersect in the way that David Ben Gurion defined the Israeli melting pot - through the Israeli army, the IDF.
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