J. P. M. van der Ploeg (1909-2004)

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The Hope or the Glory? Herman Wouk Writes About the State of Israel

The Hope or the Glory? Herman Wouk Writes About the State of Israel

“Don’t begin in 1948. This story is a hundred years old.” When Herman Wouk, the award-winning Jewish American author, sat down to write a historical novel centered around the history of the young Jewish state, he consulted with his Israeli friends, who had personally experienced the event

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World War II

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