Keeping the Promise: Memoirs of a war bride from Israel - Mena Kozminsky-Meyerwitz honey dish Dancing With the Enemy

Dancing With the Enemy

and today it is one of Renoir’s most celebrated works

torture and death to spy on the Turks and pass on intelligence to the British to help them win the war

and was committed to sharing this passion with the community

These powerfully illuminating and inspiring profiles pay tribute to the incredible deeds of the Righteous Among the Nations

Keeping the Promise: Memoirs of a war bride from Israel - Mena Kozminsky-Meyerwitz honey dish Dancing With the EnemyMena Kozminsky Meyerowitz was born into a pioneering Zionist family and grew up in Eretz Yisrael in the late twenties and thirties. During World War II, fate intervened when she met and married a handsome Australian soldier. In 1944, she made a hazardous sea journey to join him in Melbourne. Mena, then twenty, promised her family that although she was leaving them, she would endeavour to do more for her beloved Israel than if she stayed. She never