Yoseph Komem

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About Yoseph Komem
Yoseph Komem is the descendant of a Jewish family of lace curtain manufacturers from the ancient town of Kalish, Poland. He, his brother, and their parents survived in the Nazi ruled "Generalgouvernement" during the years 1939-1945. He lived for several months in the survivors' orphanage in Bellevue, France, before immigrating to British Mandate Palestine (5.6.1947). Yoseph finished orthodox and secular schools in Tel Aviv and served in the Israeli Army on active duty. He has an MSc from the Technion in mechanical and control engineering. Komem was employed as designer and in research and development at Israel Aerospace Industries and also as designer of the first Israeli satellites. After retirement he acted as a consulting engineer in the fields of air quality control, and Intelligent technologies for control and data analysis. He currently leads the Association of Former Residents and Descendants of Kalish and Vicinity.
Yoseph is married to Azriela, and they have children and grandchildren. Yoseph Komem has experienced the most significant events of Jewish history in the twentieth century, and those are reflected in Courage and Grace.
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Joseph and Yitzhak are two young brothers, hiding with their family under fake Christian identities in the Aryan section of a city in Poland during the dark days of the Holocaust.
The two brothers, like their parents, know that their lives are in constant danger and that even the smallest mistake may expose their true identities, leading them to a painful death.
The small family will do everything in its power to survive, and they are lucky to receive assistance from their courageous gentile friends. But their lives outside the ghetto become increasingly difficult and complex with every passing day…
Before their eyes lies one goal only — the inconceivable struggle to stay alive against all odds.
Courage and Grace is a chilling and inspiring story that will leave you riveted to your seat, flood you with heartbreaking emotions and, at the same time, fill you with enormous hope for a better future.