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Bar Kochba: The Story Of The Greatest Revolt Ever Against The Roman Empire (Jewish Warriors) (Volume 1)

Book Description
This book tells the inspiring story of the Jewish warrior Bar Kochba and the Great revolt which he was leading against the Roman Empire. At 135 AD the Roman emperor tried to change the name of Jerusalem to Aelia Capitolina. The 1000 years Jewish capital was at risk, and someone had to try and stand for the Jewish holy places. This someone was Bar Kochba, the man who rode on a back of a lion... More
Book Information
PublisherCreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
BindingPaperback
Reading LevelUncategorized
# of Pages50
ISBN-101512025305
ISBN-13978-1512025309
Publication Date05/04/2015
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About Rachel Mintz (Author) : Rachel Mintz is a published author. Published credits of Rachel Mintz include The Passover Story With Zombies: For Children Who Love Zombies and Seven Passover Songs Kids Should Know at The Seder: Ma ... more
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About David Levin (Illustrator) : David Levin is a published editor. A published credit of David Levin is Huckleberry Finn: Text, Sources, and Criticism (Harbrace Sourcebooks Series).
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