The Holocaust Studies Shelf
Flags Over the Warsaw Ghetto
Moshe Arens
Gefen
11 Edison Place, Springfield, NJ 07081
9789652295279, $29.95,
www.gefenpublishing.com
Against the wall and with surrender meaning death, the resilience of
any seems like something not to be ignored. "Flags Over the Warsaw
Ghetto: The Untold Story of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising" seeks to grant
greater insight into the history of this tale of resistance, as many
poor and downtrodden Poles and Jews rose up armed with whatever they
could find against the force of Nazi Germany. Offering profiles of
those who led the battle Moshe Arens, Ambassador to the United Stats
and former Israeli Minister of Defense, offers an educated look at
this event. "Flags Over the Warsaw Ghetto" is a strong and much
recommended pick for community library history and Judaic studies
collections.
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