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Essay How a Dead Tree at 263 Prinsengracht Sparked a Movement — and a Children’s Book Following Anne Frank’s birthday over the weekend, The Tree in the Courtyard author Jeff Gottesfeld is guest blogging for Jewish Book Council all week as part of the… Jeff Gottesfeld June 14, 2016
Nonfiction From Day to Day: One Man’s Diary of Survival in Nazi Concentration Camps Odd Nansen; Timothy J. Boyce, ed.
Essay Heirlooms from Hungary Sophie Cook’s family history and childhood experience of surviving the Holocaust in Hungary inform her first historical novel, Anna & Elizabeth. Sophie… Sophie Cook June 6, 2016
Essay The Advantages of Old-Fashioned Reporting Earlier this week, Andrew Nagorski divulged the advantage of spreading the word about your research. With the release of his sixth book, The Nazi Hunters, this week, Andrew… Andrew Nagorski May 11, 2016
Essay Spreading the Word Andrew Nagorski is the author of Hitlerland and The Nazi Hunters, released this week. Andrew is guest blogging for the Jewish Book Council all week as part of the Visiting… Andrew Nagorski May 9, 2016
Nonfiction East West Street: On the Origins of “Genocide” and “Crimes Against Humanity” Philippe Sands
