A Breed Apart
Reflections of a Young Refugee
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A Breed Apart
Narrated by:
Avi Hoffman
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Narrated by:
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Avi Hoffman
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Miriam Hoffman
About this listen
A Remarkable Historical Journey and Legacy
From Siberia to Columbia University, this epic tale of war and survival is seen through the eyes of a young Miriam Hoffman and her father, Chaim Schmulewitz, a well-respected columnist of the Yiddish press Undzerweg.
Highly personal and historic, A Breed Apart brings to light the oppression of the Soviet regime, the five-year history of the Displaced Persons Refugee Camps (DP camps) in Germany from 1946 to 1951, the struggles of post–World War II anti-Semitism, and Professor Hoffman’s coming of age in America.
©2017 Miriam Hoffman (P)2020 Yiddishkayt Initiative, Inc.
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