For many travelers, enjoying local food in the places they visit is one of the…
Writing is remembering. In the 1920s, ten percent of Poland’s population was Jewish; thirty percent of Warsaw’s residents were Jewish. Compare this with the United States today, where Jews make up between one and a half to two percent of the general population and approximately thirteen percent of the population of New York City. For … Continue reading Kraków: Food and Prayer
Recently, my wife and I spent ten days in Poland. It was the first time…
Thanks for joining me! The beginning is the most important part of the work. —…