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Favorite work of Jewish (you define it!) literature: War & Remberance (Wouk).

About Me:: Charles S. Weinblatt created and directed the University of Toledo Division of Organization Development from its inception in 1995 until his retirement in 2004; He received his Bachelor of Arts Degree (Psychology) from The University of Toledo in 1974. Charles is the author of Job Seeking Skills for Students (Kendall-Hunt Publishers, 1987) and Jacob's Courage (Mazo Publishers, 2007). His biography appears in the Marquis Who's Who in America and Who's Who in American Education. Weinblatt appeared on local television news more than 40 times as an expert on business and labor-management issues. He received the 2004 United Auto Workers Swift Award, for meritorious community service. Weinblatt continues to write in retirement and lives in Sylvania, Ohio with his wife, Fran.

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Intolerance and Middle East Politics

It is one thing for a group of people to go to war to defend itself, or even for conquest of land and national resources. Yet, humans continue to displace, torture, sterilize and kill others, only because they are different. One might assume, living in the shadow of the Holocaust, that the world would witness less of this kind of senseless killing. Religiou

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At 3:08pm on December 2nd, 2007, Charles Weinblatt said…: We rarely have a chance to influence our progeny in a meaningful way. Until I wrote Jacob's Courage, I could not imagine having such a prospect. Yet, I am powerfully motivated by the writer and philosopher, George Santayana, who said, “Those who fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it.” He also said, “A man's feet must be planted in his country, but his eyes should survey the world.” If we do not teach our children and grandchildren about the Holocaust, it might happen again. Genocide, ethnic cleansing and the wholesale slaughter of civilians must forever become a part of humanity’s past. "Jacob's Courage" has the capacity to help young people understand the beauty of love and the horror of the Holocaust.