My Name is Alice by Alice Muller - A Kosher Chinese Restaurant
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The Author left this message, I was eating kosher Chinese food the other day and it seemed that only the sushi staffer and I knew about how Chinese food became so important to Jewish people. In the 1930s and 1940s Jewish refugees were saved with visas that allowed them to leave Austria and Lithuania. And in Shanghai the Sephardic community, especially the Sasoon family as well as the JDC provided assistance to survive a difficult existence. Especially when the people were placed in a ghetto and the conditions were very bad. Although a few Jews stayed, the coming of Communism led the Jews to leave by 1949 to Australia and US and Israel. The Mir Yeshiva was Ashkenazi so both Sefardi and Ashkenazi worked together and so many rabbis survived the Holocaust this way. I have written more details at shoah6.wordpress.com. We hope that you will pray for Nussen HaCohen Ben Esther and that you will either buy the book where he is named an author, called Coming to America, or My Name is Alice by Alice Muller which relates so many who as individuals or countries saved Jewish people in the Holocaust. And this will help us fund the extras we provide for this man to help him survive and with Hash
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