La lunga strada per Gerusalemme. 1789-1948

Barnet Litvinoff provides a detailed exploration of the complex historical journey leading to the establishment of Israel, tracing pivotal events from 1789 to 1948. Through meticulous research and engaging narrative, he examines key political, social, and cultural influences that shaped the aspirations for a Jewish homeland.

Bruno Maffi complements this narrative with insights into the larger context of global events that intersected with the Jewish struggle for statehood. Together, they paint a vivid picture of a tumultuous period that encompasses both hope and despair, illustrating the profound significance of this path to Jerusalem in shaping modern history.