Leah Garrett is a distinguished academic who has contributed significantly to Jewish studies, beginning her career with a PhD from the Jewish Theological Seminary of America and serving in various prestigious roles including the Director of the Center for Jewish Studies at Hunter College. Her journey spans across multiple countries and institutions, reflecting her commitment to the field and her achievements as a Fulbright fellow, assistant professor, research professor, and deputy head in centers dedicated to Jewish civilization and history.
In June 1942, Winston Churchill initiated the formation of a commando unit known as X Troop, composed of Jewish refugees who escaped to Britain from the Third Reich, trained in counterintelligence and combat to fight against the Nazis. Leah Garrett's research unveils the heroic journeys of these individuals, from their formation in England through the battlefields of Europe to their participation in one of the war's most dramatic rescues, highlighting their significant contributions to the Allied victory.
29 фев 2024
