And Every Single One was Someone
And Every Single One was Someone by Phil Chernofsky is a unique exploration of the Holocaust, published by Gefen Publishing in 2013. This regular edition spans 1250 pages and is presented in English. The book aims to provide a meaningful way for readers to relate to the Holocaust through a striking concept: the word “JEW” is repeated six million times, reflecting the enormity of the tragedy and the individuals lost.
Readers will find that this volume serves as a resource for library and institutional presentations on the Holocaust. Chernofsky’s approach emphasizes the historical significance of the six million Jews who perished, inviting reflection on the impact of this event. The book addresses themes of history, religion, and modern Jewish identity, making it a thought-provoking addition to discussions surrounding the Holocaust and its lasting effects.
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As a maths and Jewish studies teacher in a Jewish day school, Chernofsky wanted a different and meaningful way for his students to relate to the Holocaust. From there evolved this book that has just one word, six million times JEW. What would a book of six million Jews look like? This is a volume meant for library and institution presentations on the Holocaust, a daring attempt to give some small sense of the overwhelming number — six million.
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