A breathtaking mosaic installation at the historic Eldridge Street Synagogue in the Lower East Side is an artist’s final public work.

An account of how authors and rabbis shaped post-Holocaust American Jewish identity, a murder mystery and a biography of Bernadine Szold Fritz.

Goldberg's satire takes readers through 1970s Moscow and the lives of disparate Jewish refuseniks who know little of Judaism but sought freedom to practice and to emigrate.

Journalist Keren Blankfeld’s 'Lovers in Auschwitz' details an unlikely love story.

Meryl Frank, a major figure in international women’s rights organizations, delivers a poignant story about her years of family research and the forbidden book that started it all.

Maurice de Hirsch thought of his immense wealth as 'a sacred trust,' historian Matthias B. Lehmann writes, that he must use to ensure the survival of Jews worldwide.

Set against the backdrop of love, the historical thriller illuminates the role of women in a secret network that rescued downed Allied airmen during World War II.

With its unusual book-within-a book narration, Hugo Hamilton’s novel weaves fact and fiction over a plot that journeys from 1930s Germany to present day.