Manischewitz: The Matzo Family The Making of An American Jewish Icon By Laura Manischewitz Alpern"I'm going to bake matzos this year We'll see how it goes." One bright spring morning in 1888 a young immigrant father named Behr makes this offhand announcement to his modest wife Nesha. Within record time, the ambitious young Talmudic scholar has a burgeoning bakery and is on his way to success. But the years go by and the growing family is ever more complicated, colorful and sometimes explosive. The women of the Manischewitz family who mostly

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