An Improbable Life

<p></p><i>An Improbable Life</i> recounts Rashkovsky’s father’s childhood as a Jew in the post–World War II Soviet Union facing totalitarian oppression deep poverty petty harassment discrimination service in the Red Army during the Six-Day War in 1967 and his extraordinary escape to Israel in 1972. With the return of a totalitarian imperialist Russia and the disturbing rise in antisemitism Rashkovsky’s story is all too relevant to today’s struggles. Here is an impossible true story of what can be indeed possible.<br><p></p>