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Hella Pick is a brilliant narrator and, in the course of an action-packed book, we encounter distinguished figures from across the world, writes Daniel Snowman
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The Taming of the Jew a tough read and one I liked but didn’t love, writes Jonathan Margolis
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One thing about shame, of course, is that it’s closely related to fear
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American writer Melissa Broder's work is very personal, sometimes shocking - and extremely Jewish
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Emil Draitser's memoir provides a rare, vivid insight into the lives of ordinary Jews in the Soviet Union.
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