Dalia Miller, Author at Jewish Women of Words

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By Dalia Miller December 1, 2016

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Recent Posts
- Shavuot: The Power of Peoplehood May 30, 2025
- Postcard from Israel: Two Days in Jerusalem May 27, 2025
- Diary of a Mature-Age Nursing Student May 25, 2025
- Witness to History: Ruth Gruber May 16, 2025
- Gam Ve Gam May 14, 2025
Recent Comments
- Sandra on Witness to History: Ruth GruberLoved this information about this amazing woman! And she was the story for the movie Exodus, the fil…
- Betty on Gam Ve GamThis is awesome you are awesome “Gam ve Gam Way to go!!
- Sally Gillis on Gam Ve GamThank you for your perceptive comments Atida, which help us to better understand our experiences. Ke…
- Susan Goldstein on Witness to History: Ruth GruberThis was an amazing article about an amazing woman! It was stirring to learn Ruth’s story and how ma…
- Fiona on Diary of a Mature-Age Nursing StudentWell done, that is such an inspirational story to read. I trained as a nurse over 20 years ago. Keep…
- Debbie Rosenberg on Gam Ve GamSo enjoyed reading your article Atida. Proud to see my embroidery work amongst all the beautiful pie…
- Linda Eileen Benedict on Beyond the Boundaries: Unraveling the mysteries of my Jewish historyI have known Sharon for a few years. We met through mutual friends while traveling. I have followed…
- Sarah on My room in the Psych WardSo well written, I almost feel like I'm there with you!
- Sharon on United by Shared Tragedies: the Story of Jacob and Rachel KazimierekSuch a wonderful story about Rachel and Jacob. Thank you, Marilyn! Sharon Easton; Storyteller, Write…
- Sharon on A Street Named Eva KotcheverDear Emily; Thank you for bringing Eva alive in your writing. I love reading short stories about peo…
- Peter on Who Am I?Very well presented article.
- Corinne on Who Am I?Thankyou Norman for your kind words. I wish the country spoke to me in a way that represented my tho…
- Corinne on Who Am I?Thankyou Libby. I am sure I remember the name of your father. Wasnt he knighted? I really appreciate…
- Sharon on Postcard from Israel: Beyond the Lens of WarDearest Menucha; What a beautiful story. Thank you for sharing. Sharon Easton; storyteller, writer B…
- Deborah Rechter on Postcard from Israel: Beyond the Lens of WarSuch an important message

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