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From: Ariel <ari...@galon.org.il>
To: arieh lebowitz arieh...@prodigy.net





Recently, the English version of Cipora Hurwitz's memoirs from her 
childhood years in the Holocaust came off the press. The book, 
Forbidden Strawberries, is available both in a printed form and in 
electronic versions.



The original Hebrew version of the book, "Tutim Asurim", was very 
well received in Israel and the first printing has almost been sold 
out. Many readers have compared the book to "The Diary of Anne Frank."



The renowned Holocaust scholar, Professor Yehudah Bauer wrote, "Read 
the book. This is a gripping life story and extremely important." 
Professor Israel Gutman, the former Chief Historian of Yad Vashem, 
declared that "It is a must that this book be translated and 
published in a number of languages."



The book is available from: Multi-Educator (the Publisher); Kindle 
Edition; Book from Amazon Store; Barnes and Nobles Nook; iBooks. 
Anyone interested in purchasing a copy should go to the following 
link and there you will be able to make your choice:

http://www.multieducator.net/Books/ForbiddenStrawberries.html



The link also has a short description of the book and a very moving 
segment of a film taken in the Majdanek extermination camp, in which 
Cipora relates to Jewish youngsters her experience as a child in the camp.



Sincerely,

Ariel Hurwitz




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