'Intimate Strangers': The ups, downs of the Jews of Rome - review

The theme of Intimate Strangers is that from the beginning, Roman non-Jews recognized Roman Jews as familiar, as almost family members, but with the accent on the “almost.”

JEWS PROTEST outside the Vatican diplomatic representation building in Paris in 2009, against the Vatican’s embrace of an official who denied the full extent of the Holocaust.

(photo credit: MAL LANGSDON/REUTERS)

ByAARON LEIBEL

APRIL 28, 2023 19:54

'Intimate Strangers': The ups, downs of the Jews of Rome - review

The theme of Intimate Strangers is that from the beginning, Roman non-Jews recognized Roman Jews as familiar, as almost family members, but with the accent on the “almost.”

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'Intimate Strangers': The ups, downs of the Jews of Rome - review

The theme of Intimate Strangers is that from the beginning, Roman non-Jews recognized Roman Jews as familiar, as almost family members, but with the accent on the “almost.”

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