The Goose Girl, the Rabbi, and the New York Teachers

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Set against a backdrop of significant historical change, this memoir intertwines personal and familial stories. It features Deborah Heller's great-great-grandmother, a trailblazer in her German village for defying traditional customs, and a notable seventeenth-century Talmudic scholar who faced imprisonment for his beliefs. The narrative explores themes of resilience and cultural identity, highlighting the struggles and triumphs of Heller's ancestors as they navigated their lives and legacies in both Europe and America.