Review: AntkindKaufman’s genius makes me wonder if his book is a giant parody, writes Anne JosephBy Anne Joseph2 min read
Review: New York Klezmer in the Early Twentieth CenturyThey are the heroes of a book that flits between colourful accounts of its protagonists’ world and clinical analyses of the music they played, a reflection of the author’s own double life as performer and academicBy Mark Glanville1 min read
Karma and Kabbalah: reincarnation reconsideredThe Soul Survivor: Reincarnation – based on the Writings of the Zohar, Leonard Book, Tuchams Publishing House, £16.99By Rabbi Dr Harvey Belovski1 min read
Book review: Young Heroes of the Soviet UnionThis terrific, gripping book is, first, the story of sons haunted by their fathers and the terrible times they all lived throughBy David Herman2 min read
Book review: Osnabrück Station to JerusalemPowerfully reclaimed — and imagined — realityBy Jennifer Langer1 min read
Book review: What Are Jews For?If there was a prize for Best Book Title of the Year, Adam Sutcliffe’s latest work would surely walk off with it.By Rabbi Howard Cooper2 min read
Book review: 'Franci's War' and 'Paris Fashion and World War Two'Rescued and mesmerisingBy Jan Shure2 min read
Book review: The Murder of Professor SchlickAn enjoyable journey on the Circle lineBy David Conway2 min read
Book review: Growing Up for BeginnersThis vastly enjoyable read is about the importance of knowing yourself and living with confidenceBy Keren David1 min read
Book Review: ThreeThis is a dark thriller, which picks up pace as it goes along, says David HermanBy David Herman2 min read
Book review: Children Against HitlerEach story is a catalogue of close escapes and reading them is at times uncomfortably thrillingBy Angela Kiverstein1 min read
Book review: Hitler’s Last HostagesThis exceptionally well-written book documents how Hitler was the cause and the Gurlitts the effect in a poisonous equationBy Richard Aronowitz2 min read