Nehama Stampfer Glogower, at The Blogs

Nehama Stampfer Glogower

Jun 7, 2019, 12:01 PM

When the Six Day War ended there was tremendous euphoria throughout the country. Not only had we survived this terrible threat, but the borders were pushed back, we were safer. There was a giddy feeling that there could be...

Jun 6, 2019, 7:27 AM

Memories of the Six Day War

We arrived in Jerusalem in the fall of 1966 for a year’s sabbatical. My brothers attended the high-school- next-to-the university (yes, that was the official name). I was in 5th grade in the Ma’aleh elementary school. My sister attended...

Mar 29, 2019, 5:51 AM

Great-grandfather’s slick – family lore from 1947

In the summer of 1947 my mom and dad left New York on a decommissioned troop carrier, The Marine Carp, headed for a year of study at the Hebrew University. Mom said that there were two groups of passengers:...

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Nehama Stampfer Glogower lives in Ann Arbor, Michigan, but her roots go back to the old yishuv in Israel. A former Tanakh teacher, she is currently a hospice chaplain.

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