“Day the Rabbi Resigned” by Harry Kemelman is a 1992 hardcover novel in English from the “A Rabbi Small Mystery Ser.” Published by Random House Publishing Group, this fiction book falls under the genres of Mystery & Detective / General, with a Jewish theme. With 273 pages and weighing 20.6 Oz, this mystery novel follows Rabbi Small as he unravels a clever and intriguing plot involving his community and personal life.
“Day the Rabbi Resigned” by Harry Kemelman is a 1992 hardcover novel in English from the “A Rabbi Small Mystery Ser.” Published by Random House Publishing Group, this fiction book falls under the genres of Mystery & Detective / General, with a Jewish theme. With 273 pages and weighing 20.6 Oz, this mystery novel follows Rabbi Small as he unravels a clever and intriguing plot involving his community and personal life.
“Day the Rabbi Resigned” by Harry Kemelman is a 1992 hardcover novel in English from the “A Rabbi Small Mystery Ser.” Published by Random House Publishing Group, this fiction book falls under the genres of Mystery & Detective / General, with a Jewish theme. With 273 pages and weighing 20.6 Oz, this mystery novel follows Rabbi Small as he unravels a clever and intriguing plot involving his community and personal life.
The product is a special edition nonfiction book titled “Redemption of Ahasuerus: The Eternal Jew in Nazi Film” by author Baruch Gitlis. Signed by Gitlis, the book delves into the historical narrative of the Holocaust and its representation in Nazi films. With 273 pages, the book covers topics in history, politics, military, and culture, making it a valuable addition to the genre of World War II narratives and Holocaust studies. Originally written in Hebrew and translated to English, this hardcover book is illustrated and features a dust jacket, making it a visually appealing collectible for adults interested in historical and military subjects.