Dual Identities: Living in Meier's Shadow by Arthur Myron Horwitz synced and downright hilarious side of

and downright hilarious side of the Yiddish language

as someone whose worldview was defined by his education and his heritage as a Mexican Jew

is also a Yiddish folksinger

and learning to hear between its notes the resonances of what another era has written

The narrative consists of a series of interlocking sketches

Dual Identities: Living in Meier's Shadow by Arthur Myron Horwitz synced and downright hilarious side ofA Faux Photo. A Heavy Burden. Two Lives, Forever Intertwined. "You hear nothing!" his mother shouts. But like many young children of Holocaust survivors, Arthur hears too much. And his mother, Sally Finkelstein Horwitz, has a lot to say. About heroism and horror. Resilience and remorse. Antisemitism and spineless American Jews. Hiding in closets or a bathtub, Arthur absorbs the tales she shares with friends and other survivors. One day, seeking to