Lives of the children of Manasia : an oral history of the B'nei Menashe community /

The B'nei Manashe are certifiably one of the newest, possibly remnants of one of the oldest, and certainly one of the most unusual Jewish communities in the world today. Hailing from a Tibeto-Burman ethnic group known as the Kuki- Mizo that inhabits the remote Himalayan foothills of northeast I...

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Main Author:	Halkin, Hillel, 1939- (writer of afterword., Interviewer, Editor)
Other Authors:	Thangjom, Isaac (Editor)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Jerusalem : Gefen Publishing House, [2022/5782]
Subjects:	Lost tribes of Israel. Bnei Menashe > Interviews. Kuki (Indic people) > Religion. Lushai (Asian people) > Religion. Kuki (Indic people) > Ethnic identity. Lushai (Asian people) > Ethnic identity. East Indians > Israel > Interviews. Mizoram (India) > Ethnic relations. Israel > Ethnic relations. Bnei Menashe. East Indians. Ethnic relations. India > Mizoram. Israel. Interviews.

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