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Maya on TV 2004
Remember this cool bank commercial on TV back in 2004? Well,
if not just click the image image on the right, or click
here to view it now. Click on the
Play button to play the clip.
Michelle's article in The Lovely County Citizen
Read Michelle's article "A note from an Artery artist" that
published in Eureka Springs' local paper The Lovely County
Citizen on June 18, 2009. This article addresses the
controversy around her painting "The Divine Mother" (4' x 8',
acrylics)in Eureka Springs, Arkansas.
Click here to read it now.
Yael Even-Levy's Review of Haven in Africa
Frank Shapiro.
Haven in Africa. Jerusalem
and New York: Gefen, 2002. xii + 156 pp. $14.95 (paper), ISBN
978-965-229-285-8. Published on H-Judaic (October, 2004). Was
Northern Rhodesia a haven for European Jewry on the eve of
World War II? What happened to the numerous plans for Jewish
immigration to the British protectorate of Northern Rhodesia
in the 1930s? And why were these documents sealed and kept
classified until recently? In Haven in Africa, Shapiro
attempts to answer these questions while leading the reader to
wonder about all the missed opportunities that prevented a
mass settlement of German Jewry in Africa.
Read
more or download a printable version now.
Yael Even-Levy's Review of Zion in Africa: The Jews of
Zambia
Hugh Macmillan, Frank Shapiro.
Zion in Africa: The
Jews of Zambia. London and New York: I. B. Tauris,
1999. ix + 342 pp. $59.00 (cloth), ISBN 978-1-86064-405-4.
Published on H-Judaic (November, 1999). Also cross-posted on
Southern
Africa Jewish Genealogy SA-SIG. From Yiddish-speaking
cattle traders and adventurers in the nineteenth century to
intellectuals and professionals in the twentieth, Zion in
Africa chronicles the history and culture of the small Jewish
community in Zambia and affirms that Zambian Jewry, as an
ethnic group, indeed exists. The book is supplemented by maps
of Zambia (also known before its independence in 1964 as
Northern Rhodesia), with its eight neighboring countries in
south central Africa, and central African cattle-trails (c.
1900s-1960).
Read
more or download a printable version now.