Chaim Mazo is pleased to announce the publication of "In The Plains Of
The Wilderness, Anthologies of Modern Jewish History."
In his review of this book, Rabbi Dr. Alex Jassen at the Center for
Jewish Studies at the University of Minnesota says, this book is "a very
readable survey of the major turning points and influential personalities in
modern Jewish history...and the present state of Jews and Judaism."
In the Plains of the Wilderness presents a fresh picture to
understanding the trends and events in the modern Jewish world by examining
significant episodes of Jewish history.
A scholarly work, the author, Paul Azous, documents the Jews' transition
from culture to culture, traversing through the wilderness. He supports his
research with more than 800 annotations and has successfully culled the key
events of the past 3,000 years to form a cohesive and thorough analysis of
the modern era of Jewish history.
Whether you are an educator examining new source material to introduce,
or a library seeking an easy to understand book with a straightforward
approach to understanding your Jewish cultural and religious heritage, In
the Plains of the Wilderness will bring forth a clarity of history rarely
grasped so quickly.
"In The Plains Of The Wilderness, Anthologies of Modern Jewish History"
is distributed by Ingram and Baker and Taylor. It is available through
Gardners and Bertrams in the UK.
308 pages, Hard Cover with Jacket
ISBN: 965-7344-10-7
Published by Mazo Publishers
www.mazopublishers.com
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