A Travel Guide to Jewish Europe |
Contents
| 23 | |
Cromwell Disraeli and the Rothschilds | 115 |
Dublin Has Had Jewish Mayors | 153 |
Jews Sell Cameos in St Peters Square | 161 |
Columbus a Jew? | 197 |
Saying the Mourners Prayer in Rossio Square | 237 |
Where Jews Have Memories | 251 |
Home of the First World Zionist Congress | 273 |
Grandeur at the Jewish Museum | 409 |
Jewish History from Constantinople to Istanbul | 423 |
Something for Everyone | 435 |
The Spotlight Shines on Prague | 475 |
The Largest Jewish Community in Eastern Europe | 521 |
Jews Are Here to Stay | 563 |
Someplace Along the Polish Road You Will Shed a Tear | 579 |
Once a Large Jewish Community Today a Small One | 663 |
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