Nuremberg’s Citizen Prosecutor: Benjamin Ferencz and the Birth of International Justice By Gregory S. Gordon University of Virginia Press, 520

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Tomorrow Is Yesterday: Life, Death and the Pursuit of Peace in Israel/Palestine By Hussein Agha and Robert Malley Farrar, Straus

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My Lover, the Rabbi By Wayne Koestenbaum Farrar Straus and Giroux, 464 pp.   It could be wisdom, it could

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Place Envy: Essays in Search of Orientation By Michael Lowenthal Mad Creek Books, 296 pp   I, too, have been

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Central to Yiddish’s complex history is regret for a future that could have been if only had there not been a Holocaust. ...
When bishops and rabbis excoriated necromancers it was more a question of keeping that magical talent in clerical hands than one of efficacy. ...

John Lennon, if you didn’t know, had a slight Nazi obsession. As a boy, he would doodle drawings of Hitler,

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When a director of an Israeli spy agency retires, there is a burst of interest in what they will reveal about secret operations—and what they’ve really thought about Israeli leaders. ...

Carolivia Herron has to reschedule our interview. “I just remembered,” she emails me, “I’m supposed to do a re-enactment as

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Robert H. Jackson: A Life in Judgment By G. Edward White Oxford University Press, 408 pp.   Supreme Court Justice

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When Stephen Fishbach announced he was publishing a novel about an island-based competition reality show, I thought I knew what

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