From the Ends of the Earth : The Jews in the 20th Century

From the Ends of the Earth: The Jews in the 20th Century by Martin Gilbert is a powerful photographic history of Jewish life, struggle, survival, and achievement throughout the twentieth century. Spanning countries and continents, this book explores the experiences of Jewish people as citizens, refugees, victims, thinkers, creators, and contributors to modern society.

Martin Gilbert traces a century marked by enormous change, including migration, political upheaval, persecution, the Holocaust, the creation of Israel, and the lasting impact of Jewish contributions to science, literature, medicine, business, culture, and political thought. Figures such as Albert Einstein and Franz Kafka reflect only part of a much wider story.

Rich with photographs and historical context, this book brings the turbulence and strength of Jewish history to life. It is a meaningful choice for readers interested in Jewish history, world history, twentieth-century studies, and photographic nonfiction.

Paperback, Very Good. Does have previous owner's name on first inside page and on title page. The Bookstore stamp is on first inside page