News
- Tehran Children reviewed in the The New York Review of Books!
- German edition reviewed in “Süddeutsche Zeitung”
- Die Kinder Von Teheran on RBB Fernsehen
- Paperback edition of Tehran Children: In the East
- Stuart Katz Inaugural Lecture, “To Whom Does History Belong?”
- Review of the German translation in TAZ (Tageszeitung)
- Article in the Polish daily “Gazeta Wyborcza”
- Appointed as Stuart Z. Katz Professor
- Review of German Edition on Deutschlandfunk Kultur
- The German Edition is Here!
- Featured in the Times Observer
- With the US Holocaust Museum: Rediscovering Iran’s Role in Holocaust Rescue
- Upcoming German Edition: DIE KINDER VON TEHERAN
- WEBINAR: On the Trail of WWII Refugees in Central Asia and the Middle East
- Zoom talk about Migration and Identity with the Smithsonian
- Documentary being made about the Tehran Children
- Sami Rohr video
- “Cross Currents” on 89.5 WNCK (Nantucket)
- TEHRAN CHILDREN named Chautauqua Institution Prize finalist
- Tehran Children chosen as finalist for Sami Rohr Prize
- Introductory Chapter to TEHRAN CHILDREN
- Finalist for the National Jewish Book Awards
- Could What I Learned of My Father’s Catastrophe Be Useful to Me Now?
- Next talk at CCNY: migrations & pilgrimages
- How the JDC aided Jewish Refugees in Iran
- Upcoming talk at Yale
- Messages from readers
- Review in the Methodist Recorder
- For Child Refugees, Seeking Historical Answers to Psychological Questions
- The Guardian newspaper reviews ‘Tehran Children’
- Author Talks: November 2019
- Museum of Jewish Heritage, Nov. 13
- Book Tour: The First 30 Days
- When Iran Welcomed Jewish Refugees (Foreign Policy)
- History of WWII Podcast
- Tehran Children in New York Times Book Review
Tehran Children will appear in paperback under a new title:
IN THE EAST
How My Father and a Quarter Million Polish Jews Survived the Holocaust
Available December 7, 2021
Meanwhile you can order the original hardcover edition here
Mikhal Dekel teaches at the CUNY Graduate Center and the City College of New York, where she is the 2021-2022 Stuart Z. Katz Professor of Humanities, Director of the Rifkind Center for the Humanities and Arts, and Interim Chair of English. Tehran Children is her third book.
