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Hidden away in the storage room, Shmuel Aryeh's Torah school survived the worst pogrom Europe had ever seen.
It was not easy for any of them. According to Yitzhak, their lifeline was the books and letters that came from Jews in America and Western Europe.
This was the Sixties, and they shared the ideals of their adolescent children. Pro-civil liberties, anti-war – the epitome of unaffiliated, liberal Jews.
In 1967, Rabbi Yitzhak Spatz, helped liberate Shechem during the Six-Day War.


