Ruchele- Sixty Years from Szatmar to Los Angeles Passover Outlaws feared him

Outlaws feared him

and his support for Jews under threat by the Nazi regime

Mary Beth Rogers deftly explores the forces that shaped the moral character and quiet dignity of this extraordinary woman

the catalog examines the artist's life through her many complex human relationships and through her artistic experiments as a student of Bauhaus in Weimar

where she actually died

Ruchele- Sixty Years from Szatmar to Los Angeles Passover Outlaws feared himBy Rose Farkas Ruchele (RUE kha la) was the youngest daughter in an Orthodox Jewish family of ten children in Szatmar, Romania. Like many of her contemporaries, she saw her childhood cut short by the outbreak of World War II and the Holocaust. In this memoir Ruchele, now named Rose, recounts her difficult girlhood in pre war Romania and Nazi occupied Hungary. She tells how she survived under a gentile identity in Budapest, and tells in plain words the