The third pillar

That pagan onslaught upon the Jewish people which destroyed one third of that people, that crime Lord Russell of Liverpool called the greatest crime in all history, has been documented in a dozen languages. Through slow and difficult years of impassioned creative effort, Soma Morgenstern has summed up, distilled, symbolized the incomparable tragedy of his people into an essentially poetic form that is clear with a great intellectual clarity, as well as majestic with the grandeur of the theme he treats. It will, no doubt, soften the calloused conscience and shake to its depth the heart of Christian as well as Jew. And it will do so not as outcry or propaganda, but as story, as symbol, as great epic art in a form of singular purity. 151 pages 24 cm