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L’Dor V’Dor

L’Dor V’Dor

Berna Heyman

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Editorial:
Covered Bridge Books
Año de edición:
2021
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Historia social y cultural
ISBN:
9780578861449

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The story of three centuries of one family, the Poliachek/Pollock Family from Lida, Belarus, is a universal story but with some surprises. Research reveals authors and merchants, musicians and lawyers, artists and teachers, but there’s also the first knighted taxi driver, a gold panner, an early Chicago Zionist leader and a manager of an international pop singer. Five brothers of one family served in World War I. A Pollock might have taught Benny Goodman; another might have been a psychic and one almost became a male bathing suit model. This is the story of a family split between two continents and the chronicle of reunions almost a century in the making. This extensive, well-researched, illustrated book connects us to the past and preserves our history for the future.

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