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Elderly Danish Jews relive the night they were rowed to safety 
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Me? I thought, hesitant. Who am I to write a book about the Tannaim and Amoraim?
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he stranger and Ta looked at each other. Both burst out laughing. The man opened his arms wide, got up, and threw them around Ta
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