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You don’t need to know anything about the legislative process to enjoy ‘Smahtguy,’ a graphic novel about Barney Frank
Using newly-opened Vatican archives, David Kertzer discovered the pope’s secret meetings with Nazis and refusal to confirm the mass murder of Jews to the Allies
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Boris Pahor was the author of ‘Necropolis,’ which fictionalized his experiences in WWII
Based on interviews with 84 victims and survivors of sexual abuse, Elana Sztokman’s new book examines how Jewish communities often turn a blind eye to abusers – and even support them.
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In a memoir, Ari Rabin-Havt writes about Sanders’ reluctance to discuss his Judaism in public
Cohen’s book satirizes a real-life visit to America by the future prime minister’s father.
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