From 1941 to 1943, a twenty-seven-year-old Jewish woman kept a diary in Amsterdam. The result is an extraordinary document, both in terms of its literary quality and the faith it emanates from. An unwavering faith in man as he carries out his darkest misdeeds. Etty Hillesum left the Westerbork transit camp on 7 September 1943, from where she sent admirable letters to her friends, and died in Auschwitz on 30 November of the same year.
Is the cuisine of thr Maghreb just a simple Couscous story? The historical origins of couscous are subject to many interpretations: Berber or African, ancient or medieval. There are as many couscous as there are […]
A midrach, whose Hebrew root DRCH implies research, is a biblical commentary charged with a fruitful search for multiple meanings. It is a sum of moral considerations, ethical precepts and elements of wisdom. The author […]
75 years after the liberation of the German concentration camp of Bergen-Belsen, this book brings together two strong and inspiring testimonies. That of Hélène, a French resistance fighter who was arrested, tortured and then deported […]
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