Whispers: Voices in the Wind - Benson, Bruce
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"Whispers is a unique telling of one man's coming to terms with the Holocaust- a detailed account of both his physical and emotional journey through the camps." A riveting read". Neil Naft "You captivated me with your experience so brilliantly described. Your description of the camps and surrounding areas were brought to life for me. The idea of murdered souls as Whisperers was spot on." Joanne Mauck "Tears flowed as I read the story of the scene at JFK customs followed by walking with a Holocaust Torah side by side with Elie Wiesel. These stories are two perfect bookend stories about two…mehr

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"Whispers is a unique telling of one man's coming to terms with the Holocaust- a detailed account of both his physical and emotional journey through the camps." A riveting read". Neil Naft "You captivated me with your experience so brilliantly described. Your description of the camps and surrounding areas were brought to life for me. The idea of murdered souls as Whisperers was spot on." Joanne Mauck "Tears flowed as I read the story of the scene at JFK customs followed by walking with a Holocaust Torah side by side with Elie Wiesel. These stories are two perfect bookend stories about two scroll-survivors finally finding rest. David M. Ehrmann "This disturbing and enlightening work is far more scream than whisper... and ever so timely barely 85 years later. A critical reminder of a history we must never ever repeat". Leslie Renemmo
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Bruce Benson is an ordained Rabbi and Cantor. That makes him a Cantor. He is a nationally known composer with a first round Grammy nomination. As a Jew, he has always been surrounded by stories of the Holocaust and finally needed to experience the "where" of it all. This freshman outing brings a viewpoint to the discussion which is fresh, new, direct and clear. The addition of several songs written by Bruce about the Holocaust add a unique dimension to this compelling and highly personal story.