In this remarkable tale of tragedy and hope, Memorial Scrolls Trust historian Philippa Bernard tells the story of the 1,564 Jewish Sifre Torah (Scrolls of the Law) which were rescued from a disused synagogue outside Prague, and brought to Westminster Synagogue in London in 1964.

MARIKA HENRIQUES This book charts the author's long journey of healing from the trauma caused by having to go into hiding as a child and having to deny that she was Jewish. It is not intended as an autobiography or a clinical paper on the healing process but as an account of a very personal inner journey. Marika Henriques records in words and images how she was shaped and her profession determined by historical events.

When you make your Guided Museum tour of the Czech Torah Scroll Museum, we offer the tour for free. We suggest a £5 per person donation. Thank you for your kindness.

"We were the lucky ones." When the Gestapo arrived in Olomouc, they wanted the best house in town as their headquarters. They took the Briess Family home, a beautiful Art Deco building, and in return gave the Briess family exit visas to escape occupied Czechoslovakia.

'Now No-One Sings You Lullabies' Lawson, David; Salomonovicova, Libuse; Sustkova, Hana

Accepting Pre orders - publishing mid January 2021 Please pay $23 ($18 + $5 p&p) 0r Please pay £18 (including postage) to our PayPal (info@memorialscrollstrust.org) account and email with your name and address. The Legacy of the Czech Torah Scrolls and the Renewal of Jewish Life in Czechia

Child Survivors of Terezin Gruenbaum, Thelma