Larry Domnitch is the author of The Impact of World War One on the Jewish People by Urim Publications. He lives in Efrat.
by Larry Domnitch
Without a single shot being fired, Hitler marched into Austria, greeted by cheering crowds eager to see their Jewish compatriots go.
One of the largest single expulsions of Jews since Roman times occurred in May, 1915.
Another instance in Jewish history when a woman saves the day.
200,000 Jews converged on the Western Wall that day.
After Tisha B'Av, the burning of the Temple continued for another day. Its effects continue to be felt throughout Jewish history.
A horrific era when Jewish boys were forced into 25 years of Russian military service.
Forced to flee from Spain at age 72, the great sage restored Jerusalem's ruins.
On that Yom Kippur the community wept, as they confronted the plight of Jewish children forced to serve in the Russian army.
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