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When the U.S. Army Published the Talmud
The Survivors’ Talmud.
A year after the end of World War II, a group of rabbis living in displaced-persons (DP) camps approached military officials and asked for help in publishing an edition of the Talmud that could be distributed among DPs. The Army—encouraged, no doubt, by President Truman’s letter to Eisenhower stating that the U.S. had a special duty toward Holocaust survivors—consented. Lily Rothman writes:
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When the U.S. Army Published the Talmud
The Survivors’ Talmud.
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