![]() ![]() Her collection comprises a series of wide-ranging essays on sometimes eccentric but thematically related topics, including: the hypocrisy and opportunism of Amsterdam’s Anne Frank House the onetime Jewish community of Harbin, China that was persecuted first by the occupying Japanese gendarmerie and then by Mao’s communist regime the unsung Holocaust rescuer Varian Fry the Soviet Union’s persecution of its Jews and repression of Yiddish culture the abundance of bestsellers in fiction indited in non-Jewish languages that feature helpless Jews saved by gentiles (despite the relative rarity of such valor) the pressing need felt by many of America’s immigrant Jews, after being processed at Ellis Island, to change their own disadvantageous surnames despite reaching the land of the free and the home of the brave the Diarna online resource project to virtually preserve Jewish heritage sites around the globe the for-profit traveling museum exhibition about Auschwitz and the manipulative apologetics on behalf of Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice. ![]() NOTE! Consider delaying until first div on page Horn travels to Harbin, a city built by Russian Jewish immigrants in the early 20th century. If (slot) slot.addService(googletag.pubads()) People Love Dead Jews: Reports From A Haunted Present Further evidence of a preference for dead Jews is found in the burgeoning sidebar to the tourist industry of recreated sites where Jews once lived. (function (a, d, o, r, i, c, u, p, w, m) ![]() ![]() Why do people love dead Jews? - The Jerusalem Post ![]()
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