While I have lectured and taught classes on anti-Semitism and the Holocaust I make no claim to being any type of expert. I do not think that I or any writer has the skill to portray the sufferings of the Shoah.
I have heard rumors of a Camp Concentration in the Catskills, (way too many K’s for me) and I hope its existence is a fiction. A Summer Camp devoted to simulating the death camps is way too kitschy, even for American Jews. On the other hand a concentration camp where we teach our children how to focus on the overwhelming questions intrigues. No. Never mind. This is what schools do, right?
I understand that the title of this Kaddish, “Adolph the Jew” is as provocative as a title can be. Good.
As a Kaddish this narrative is to be recited at least once a year.
Blue letter editions are texts that allow you to experience this narrative on a level you choose. If you have never seen a page of Talmud experiencing its presentation of information will inspire you in reading this Kaddish. Click click.
I have linked all my works together:
The Final Age Testament
Psalms
Acts
Revelation
Kabballah
Consider Me A Dream
Twenty Five To Life
Included is my work as a Rabbi in my Temple since everything I do is interconnected and on the same page, so to speak, all threads in a web. All my writings are one. Talmudic.
