The GI's Rabbi

Author: David Max Eichhorn
Edition: First edition, first printing (full number line)
Binding: Hardcover
ISBN: 0700613560

The GI's Rabbi: World War 2 Letters Of David Max Eichhorn (Modern War Studies)

"We saw 39 boxcars loaded with Jewish dead in the Dachau railway yard, 39 carloads of little, shriveled mummies that had literally been starved to death; we saw the gas chambers and crematoria, still filled with charred bones and ashes. Get The GI's Rabbi literature books for free.
And we cried not merely tears of sorrow. We cried tears of hate." He was the soldier in the jeep with the big Star of David, driving from foxhole to foxhole, sometimes under fire, bringing faith and friendship to fighting men. David Max Eichhorn, a Jewish chaplain in the U.S. Army's XV Corps, saw action across France and into Germany until VE-Day and beyond. He was there at the Battle of the Bulge, participated in the liberation of Dachau, and became embroiled in the behind-the-scenes controversy that led to Check The GI's Rabbi our best literature books for 2013. All books are available in pdf format and downloadable from rapidshare, 4shared, and mediafire.

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And we cried not merely tears of sorrow. We cried tears of hate." He was the soldier in the jeep with the big Star of David, driving from foxhole to foxhole, sometimes under fire, bringing faith and friendship to fighting men. David Max Eichhorn, a Jewish chaplain in the U He was there at the Battle of the Bulge, participated in the liberation of Dachau, and became embroiled in the behind-the-scenes controversy that led to

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