Jackie Gmach-Nataf, born in Tunisia in a Sephardic family, was a little girl when the Germans occupied her native country. She shares her own memoirs about that period and stories told by her parents. She also discusses her experience of being raised in a place where different cultures (Jewish, Arabic, and French) have mixed.

• 2013-02-20

• Coskey, Laurie
• Gmach-Nataf, Jackie

• Jacobs, Irwine
• Jacobs, Joan

Gmach, Jacqueline S, and Hillary S. Liber. From Bomboloni to Bagel: A Story of Two Worlds : "Si Tu Veux, Tu Peux", 2014.

• Tunis
• Tunisia--Tunis

• 1939-1945
• 1945-1960

• Personal narratives--Jewish

• Jews, Tunisian
• Sephardim
• World War (1939-1945)

• text
• video

• English

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