Standing Before the Arch of Titus

I tell prospective Me'ah students that they will--as a result of their learning--come to read books and the newspaper, and view films and television programs, with a new set of lenses. For an account of how Jewish learning deepened a travel experience read about Leonard Rosen's "Me'ah ...

December 13, 2011

I tell prospective Me’ah students that they will–as a result of their learning–come to read books and the newspaper, and view films and television programs, with a new set of lenses. For an account of how Jewish learning deepened a travel experience read about Leonard Rosen’s “Me’ah Moment” in Rome:

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Bernice Lerner

Bernice Lerner is the author of “All the Horrors of War: A Jewish Girl, a British Doctor, and the Liberation of Bergen-Belsen” (Johns Hopkins University Press 2020).