Journey to the Promised Land: The saga of Jewish soldiers in General Anders Polish Corps during WWII
Journey to the Promised Land: The saga of Jewish soldiers in General Anders Polish Corps during WWII by Yitzhak Salomon
English | June 3, 2018 | ISBN: 1720750092 | 753 pages | Rar (PDF, AZW3) | 14 Mb
English | June 3, 2018 | ISBN: 1720750092 | 753 pages | Rar (PDF, AZW3) | 14 Mb
The last and greatest untold epic saga of endurance, survival and triumph in the Holocaust Era.
One of the most fascinating, unique and bizarre twists of World War II history unfolds in front of your eyes, as you read this book!
Until it came to light, Schindler’s List was merely an obscure chapter in the voluminous tome of Holocaust history. The dramatic and heroic events leading to the arrival of Menachem Begin to the shores of Eretz Yisrael – the Land of Israel, along with 5,000 Polish Jewish soldiers in 1942, could forever lie in the darkness unless given proper attention. However, once this epic saga comes to light, it will surely stir no less of a sensation than the Schindler’s List story. In a most bizarre historical twist of fate, the global wanderings of Anders’ Polish Corps resulted in the aliyah – ascent – of thousands of young Polish Jewish soldiers to Eretz Yisrael at the height of WWII. Under the iron-willed leadership of Menachem Begin, this cadre of intrepid Jewish youths infused the debilitated Irgun with renewed vigor. Their heroic actions and sacrifices played a pivotal role in expelling the British occupiers from the region, which paved the way for realizing the ultimate goal of the Zionist dream — the establishment of a Jewish State in the God given land of our forefathers, Israel.