It was 1943 and the war in Europe had all but bypassed Hungary. The effects of the war were felt, to be sure: all able-bodied males over 18 years of age had been drafted into slave-labor camps; food and fuel supplies were short; and for the first .. See more

He left war-wracked Poland with his mother's tearful parting words ringing in his ears, "Go, my son", she urged him. And he went. In this timeless, spell-binding autobiographical, Chaim Shapiro recounts his miraculous survival, a testament to G-d'.. See more

Like a refreshing breeze, this book hits the spot - for both heart and head! Answering some of the basic questions that the contemporary Jew likely asks, in a clear, forthright, and satisfying manner, the power and value of this volume is inestima.. See more

The world stands on three things: On Torah, on worship of Hashem, and on deeds of loving-kindness (Avos 1:2) One small act of chessed can change the world - and this wonderful collection celebrates the extraordinary "ordinary" people whose kind.. See more