Thea: To Alexandria, Jerusalem and Freedom - is a movng and exciting story of life in Egypt during the tumultuous thirties and forties. The kaleidoscope of human events described, over sixty years of our century, gives the reader a sense of having lived and witnessed important moments of history. It is a book which makes a strong protest against war. But most of all it is the story of ordinary people performing extraordinary feats of love for their fellowmen. This is a sincere, well-written and poignant book with universal appeal.
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"This is a book about the Levant at its best, and is a real message of peace between Jews and Arabs." -- Shimon Peres, former Israeli Prime Minister
Ada Aharoni's books are a lesson in Peace for all time, a lesson in Action for all Women. -- The Jerusalem Post
Ada Aharoni's books are a lesson in Peace for all time, a lesson in Action for all Women. -- The Jerusalem Post
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As early as I can remember, it was quite clear to me that I myself was solely responsible for my life. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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Port Said, World War Two, Hospital of the Jewish Community, King Faruk, World War One, Egyptian Jews, Mena House, Mother Superior, Congregation of Jewish Nurses, German Wehrmacht, Libyan Desert, Nazi Germany, Port Taufiq, Schwester Thea, Sinai Desert, South African, Aunt Paula, Fritz Katz, German Jews, German Luftwaffe, Misr Airline, United States, Albert Mosseri, Femina Bar, Free French New!
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As early as I can remember, it was quite clear to me that I myself was solely responsible for my life. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
port prison, wounded civilians Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Port Said, World War Two, Hospital of the Jewish Community, King Faruk, World War One, Egyptian Jews, Mena House, Mother Superior, Congregation of Jewish Nurses, German Wehrmacht, Libyan Desert, Nazi Germany, Port Taufiq, Schwester Thea, Sinai Desert, South African, Aunt Paula, Fritz Katz, German Jews, German Luftwaffe, Misr Airline, United States, Albert Mosseri, Femina Bar, Free French New!
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