Simon Plosker

As for myself, I remember too well the events surrounding the Six-Day War. I was

The Last Days in Tripoli – The Story of Doris Nachum A neighbor yelled, “Julia,” from

In June 1967 I was a 14 year old school boy attending a Jewish school

I wonder how many folks out there are getting nostalgic of late, or is it

I remember very clearly the events leading up to the Six-Day War; at the time

EGYPT – My longest 10 minutes – Rami Mangoubi’s story During the first three days

Israel Bonan was a Jewish student, born and living in Egypt during the 1967 events…

I was 18 years old and had never really considered my Jewishness. I lived in

Memories of the build-up to the Six-Day War are indelibly imprinted in my mind and

EGYPT – Exodus II For at least four generations, Farouk Shabtai’s family lived and prospered

When the Six-Day War started, my parents Frank and Clare, did not know which way to

May 1967: I was a junior buyer at Marks and Spencer, and Michael House in

Frank’s memories… I have several memories, as much of the War, as being newly married

EGYPT – Marc Khedr’s story “I lived like a king,” Khedr says. His r’s roll.

I was then a London cab driver, and I remember picking a typical city gent

One of my lasting memories was people commenting “You did well” – just as though

I was only 7 years old at the time, but it is etched strongly in

EGYPT – Andre Aciman’s story “About a year before we were expelled, we lost everything.