Dust jacket notes: "Coming Home to Zion is the story of the birth of Israel - a stunning pictorial documentary of the formative years of the Jewish nation. The drama of Israel's emergence is felt as Abraham Shulman chronicles the beginnings of Jewish unification in nineteenth-century Europe to the first settlements in Palestine; the pioneer life style of the early kibbutzim to the founding of Tel Aviv as the first Jewish city; the revival of Hebrew as a living language to the growth of the arts and the new celebrations of ancient holidays. Coming Home to Zion captures the spirit as well as the heroic deeds of the first Israelis. It highlights the idealism, the dedication, and the exuberance of a people who ended a two-thousand-year exile and transformed their dream of a homeland into a reality. As Golda Meir describes in her introduction: 'Israel is a Jewish State that has come into existence as the result of the longing, the faith, and the determination of an ancient people. The book of Abraham Shulman Coming Home to Zion is an attempt to demonstrate - with the help of rare and exquisite photographs - how this state of longing has been transformed into reality. It is a pictorial history of the dream that has lived in the Jewish mind since the destruction of the Temple; of how this dream has developed from a mystical, religious, and liturgical beginning until it has attained the dimension of a political movement; and finally, how this movement has consequently taken shape in human acts that have become the foundations of the Jewish State....'"

Coming Home to Zion: A Pictorial History of Pre-Israel Palestine

History

SHULMAN, ABRAHAM

Middle East

Doubleday & Company, Garden City

In a period of twenty years around the turn of the century, over two million Jews left Eastern Europe to reach the shores of what they called "the gold-paved land." What happened to these Jews and how they adapted to life in a free land is vividly portrayed in The New Country. Life-long habits were discarded; crowded tenements replaced the familiar shtetl; women and children found jobs and went to work; traditional dress was abandoned; the amount of time spent praying diminished. The new country brought a complete revolution to every area of life - economic, social, and religious.

The New Country, Jewish Immigrants in America

Americas

Scribner

An essential reference and text for audiology, otolaryngology, otology, neurology, and psychology. Pathophysiology, diagnosis, and treatment are covered in detail, based on the latest clinical findings and experience. The emphasis is on multidisciplinary analysis and creative problem solving. Specific topics include auditory brainstem response (ABR), neurotransmission, drug therapy, control strategies, surgery, biofeedback, and combined treatment methods.

Tinnitus: Diagnosis/Treatment

Medical Books

GOLDSTEIN,BARBARA

Allied Health Professions

Singular Pub Group

Lea, Febiger

Introduction to tinnitus for practitioners. Presents a rationale for the diagnosis and selection of treatment methods based on a medical audiologic team approach.

Diagnosis/Treatment

Cengage Learning'

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