Professor Michael Brenner of Munich University travels from ancient Mesopotamia to modern Israel.
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Professor Michael Brenner of Munich University travels from ancient Mesopotamia to modern Israel in his 400-page history of the Jewish people.
A Short History of the Jews By Michael Brenner, translated by Jeremiah Riemer Princeton, £20.95
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