Author: Rabbi Berel WEIN

The story of the Jews in the Medieval Era (750-1650)

The inner story of the people of Israel within the perspective of general world history. Divine Guidance, the Torah, and Jewish commitment are central to our story over the last 3000 years. The book does not create myths nor does it come to revise our understanding of Israel’s history. Replete with facts, dates, and anecdotes, it records a story that has somehow escaped the notice of even many Jews. It informs and inspires. The pain and struggle of the present become more understandable when one knows Jewish history. This is a Jewish history book, not merely a book about the Jewish people and its history.

Shaar Press, 2014
Hardcover 333 pages
Dimensions: 24 x 18,5 cm
ISBN: 142261509X / 9781422615096

Author: Rabbi Berel WEIN

The story of the Jews in the Classical Era (350 BCE - 750 CE)

The inner story of the people of Israel within the perspective of general world history. Divine Guidance, the Torah, and Jewish commitment are central to our story over the last 3000 years. The book does not create myths nor does it come to revise our understanding of Israel’s history. Replete with facts, dates, and anecdotes, it records a story that has somehow escaped the notice of even many Jews. It informs and inspires. The pain and struggle of the present become more understandable when one knows Jewish history. This is a Jewish history book, not merely a book about the Jewish people and its history.

Shaar Press, 2014
Hardcover 333 pages
Dimensions: 24 x 18,5 cm
ISBN: 1422615081 / 9781422615089

Author: Rabbi Berel WEIN

The story of the Jewish People in the 20th century.

In this book, Berel Wein tells the Jewish story of a turbulent century. In fast-moving prose, with his trademark wit and depth, he navigates the dizzying pace of the busiest century in history, a century of hope and Holocaust, of historic benevolence and unprecedented cruelty, a century that saw the Jewish center of gravity transformed in unimaginable ways.

This is a book about how Jews navigated through the decades of the century, but it is not about Jews in isolation. Berel Wein intertwines the story of the Jews with the events of the world and shows how each affected the other.

Shaar Press, 2006
Hardcover, 408 pages
Dimensions: 29 x 22,5 cm
ISBN: 1578195934 / 9781578195930

Author: Rabbi Moshe BAMBERGER

A Collection of Classic and Inspirational Messages from Torah Personalities.

Mesorah Pubns., 2011
Hardcover, 316 pages
Dimensions: 28,5 x 22,5 cm

ISBN: 1422611744 / 9781422611746

Author: Rabbi Avigdor MILLER

Battles from the world's longest war.

Since Nimrod threw Avraham Avinu into the fire, Hashem’s teachings have been under attack. Over the centuries, the Tzadukim, other religions, secular "Bible critics", reformers, and others have slandered the Torah, its traditions, and its leaders. In The Truth of the Torah, Rabbi Avigdor Miller leads the charge against the Torah’s enemies and critics — and demonstrates the unshakable truth of our traditions from Sinai.

Hardcover, 156 pages
ISBN: 9780989621977 / 9780989621960
Dimensions: 23,5 x 16 cm
Simchas Hachaim, 2015

Author: Yitzhak MEITLIS

New Archaeological Evidence for the Historical Reliability of Scripture

The author defends the historical accuracy of Scripture and brings the evidence to the general public. Dr. Meitlis has built his argument on academic scholarship, excavations of colleagues and his deep familiarity with the geography of Israel. He leads the reader on a lively exploration of the ancient cities of the Judean Hills, and the birth of an Israelite nation and the people's challenge to remaining a people committed to God as described in the Prophets and later Writings. The journey culminates in Jerusalem, where the reader watches the rise and fall of one civilization after another; views the audacious exploits that delivered the city into the hands of David; pictures its glory at the height of its power; and watches in horror as it meets its fiery end. It is a thought-provoking and captivating exploration of the Biblical era in all of its majesty.

Bartleby Press, 2012
Hardcover, 397 pages
ISBN: 9780935437416
Dimensions: 23,5 x 16 cm

Author: Shmuel BLOOM

On the Shoulders of Giants offers an unusual combination of Torah insights, inside stories of gedolim and askanim, and political and historical perspectives - as well as dozens of photographs. It tells the story of Torah Jewry's challenges and unbelievable resurgence. It’s our story -- our history and our future -- written by someone who was there to see it all.

Artscroll Mesorah 2019
Hardcover, 471 pages.
Dimensions: 23,5 x 16 cm
ISBN: 1422622991 / 9781422622995

Author: Mattis GOLDBERG

This book is bursting with beauty and grandeur, transmitting to children the precious gift of our heritage and the gedolim whose special light illuminates our world.

In this beautifully designed album you'll find photographs and portraits of fourteen great Torah leaders--both contemporary and from yesteryear, along with biographical information and vignettes that will make your child a gedolim "expert"! In heirloom, coffee-table size, it is clear that no effort was spared to make this book a special, unique one. Watch your child or grandchild's eyes light up when they glimpse this jewel!

Feldheim, 2006
Hardcover
Dimensions: 23,5 x 16 cm
ISBN: 1598264990 / 9781598264999

Author: Rabbi Moshe BAMBERGER

A spiritual travel guide to Kivrei Tzaddikim and Torah Landmarks around the world.

Mesorah Pubns., 2011
Hardcover, 316 pages
Dimensions: 28,5 x 22,5 cm

ISBN: 1422627322 / 9781422627327

Author: Rabbi Berel WEIN

World renowned historian and lecturer, Rabbi Berel Wein, paints a panoramic picture of our people from the Classical Era (350 BCE) through the Modern Era, from the end of the First Temple Era, through Cossack pogroms, from the rise of the Chassidic movement, to the rebirth of Torah in America.
This Slipcased Gift Edition includes the compact (7"x9") edition of three best-selling titles: Echoes of Glory, Herald of Destiny, and Triumph of Survival.

Shaar Press, 2014
Hardcover 3 volumes
Dimensions: 24 x 18,5 cm
ISBN: 1422615111 / 9781422615119