The Jews Story of a People

One of the most prolific authors of the twentieth century presents a classic of popular history, his masterwork on the four-thousand-year history of the Jewish people, beginning with Moses and running all the way through to the post-World War II establishment of the State of Israel.

In addition to the Immigrants novels, Howard Fast is the author of Greenwich, Being Red, My Glorious Brothers, Time and the Riddle, and Spartacus (the basis for the acclaimed film), among many other books. He has won numerous awards for his writing, including an Emmy Award, the National Jewish Book Award, and the Schomburg Award for Race Relations.

The Desert	p. 1
The Land	p. 21
The Kings and the Prophets	p. 33
The Exile	p. 57
Herod and Hillel	p. 77
Jesus and Christianity	p. 101
The Diaspora	p. 133
The Wandering Jew	p. 155
Into Europe and North	p. 199
They Discover America	p. 253
The Holocaust	p. 299
Bibliographical Note	p. 331
Bibliography	p. 335
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