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History of the Jews in America From the Period of the Discovery of the New World to the Present Time

By Peter Wiernik

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Exiled from their homelands, a people seeks freedom and builds a new life in an unfamiliar world while struggling against prejudice to preserve their identity.

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2021-02-16
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"History of the Jews in America" by Peter Wiernik is a historical narrative that follows the Jewish people's journey in America, starting from the discovery of the New World. It details their pursuit of religious freedom and recognition, as well as their efforts to establish communities, while documenting their involvement in American society and culture. Beginning with their expulsion from Spain and Portugal, the book looks into the migration of Jews to the New World, where, three centuries later, their numbers were less than ten thousand. The story emphasizes the changes in Jewish communities as they grapple with discrimination and strive to maintain their religious beliefs despite difficulties, setting a historical foundation for further examination.

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