Voyage to the Wall - Rubin, Manning
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"In the name of the Jewish people I sentence you to death." This was the condemnation to top Nazi SS and Gestapo officers as each was secretly assassinated after WWII by members of the Underground Jewish Brigade from Palestine. These underground operations are only part of the action packed Voyage to The Wall, a gripping story of how the horrors of the Holocaust forced a naïve, young Jewish U.S. Army soldier from the South to a new understanding of his place in the world and the Jewish community. Stationed in Germany after the victory in Europe, Sergeant Joey Goldman, like the author,…mehr

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"In the name of the Jewish people I sentence you to death." This was the condemnation to top Nazi SS and Gestapo officers as each was secretly assassinated after WWII by members of the Underground Jewish Brigade from Palestine. These underground operations are only part of the action packed Voyage to The Wall, a gripping story of how the horrors of the Holocaust forced a naïve, young Jewish U.S. Army soldier from the South to a new understanding of his place in the world and the Jewish community. Stationed in Germany after the victory in Europe, Sergeant Joey Goldman, like the author, witnesses the decimation of Jews at Dachau and the results of "The Final Solution" at the Nuremberg War Crimes Trials. It shocks him to his core, changing him from a nonobservant Jew to becoming an ardent but secular Zionist willing to risk his military career assisting the Underground Jewish Brigade in sending weapons and refugees to Palestine despite the harsh British embargo, and he risks his life by assisting them in capturing and killing top Nazis in hiding. Joey experiences an emotional relationship with two aged, battered survivors of Dachau he helps seek refuge and safety. He also finds love with Leah, a young Polish survivor, who Joey follows to Palestine where he ends up fighting and almost dying in the battles for Israel's Independence. This important and inspiring story is based on true events including some of the actual experiences of the author who at the young age of 17 was in the U.S. 3rd Army stationed in Germany.
Autorenporträt
Manning Rubin's debut novel is based in part on his experiences as a naïve, young Jewish soldier in World War II. Immediately after the war in Germany he discovers the Holocaust and the death camps. In his novel, he uses his Army position to assist the Underground Jewish Brigade in collecting military supplies for Palestine and to help desperate Jewish refugees reach there, the only place that wanted them. He falls in love with a Jewish survivor from Poland and follows her to Palestine. There he fought in the many wars to establish Israel as a Jewish homeland.Rubin previously published KEEP YOUR BRAIN ALIVE (Workman) and 60 WAYS TO RELIEVE STRESS IN 60 SECONDS (Workman and Manning Rubin Publishing).Manning was an award-winning creative executive for several major New York Advertising firms. He worked on a client roster reading like a" Who's Who" of major corporations.He holds an MA in Writing, Speech, and Drama (Johns Hopkins); a BA in History and English (University of Richmond, Virginia); and is a member of Phi Beta Kappa.As volunteer Creative Director for The Anti-Defamation League, he created and consulted on scores of public service ads for over thirty years to fight prejudice and ads to support Israel. He has lectured extensively on Neurobics, the new science of brain exercise, which he helped develop with the late Dr. Lawrence Katz. He is a member of the American Society for Neuroscience and The Cognitive Neuroscience Society. He and his wife Jane reside in New York City.