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Eight Chanukah Stories


Jerusalem, 139 BCE:
A Small Cruse of Oil

Heaven, 3662 From Creation
The Menorah Files

Bethulia, Judea, 2nd Century BCE
Judith

Eastern Europe, circa 1800
The Vanishing Flame

France, 1942
It Should Again See Light

Siberia, circa 1950
The Fifth Night

The Former Soviet Union, 1995
Kharkov, 1995

Los Angeles, 2002
A Long Day for Morgenstern

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Chanukah 5763 - Nov. 29-Dec. 7, 2002

Comment:
The Lightness of Being

Parshah:
Mikeitz - Genesis 41:1-44:17

Voices:
Shutters and Blinds

Question:
Couldn't the Jews and Greeks Get Along?

Story:
Eight Chanukah Stories

Seasons of the Soul:
Eight Shades of Light

Heaven Exposed:
The Menorah Files

Calendar:
The Week at a Glance


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