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It contains many messages that reveal extremely profound concepts and fundamental truths…the festival of Purim is a time when these ideas can be encountered

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Back on Track new Rabbi Naftali Horowitz has learnedMisha Kahana, a Polish born Jewish boy, never dreamt that he'd spend the better part of his childhood on and off trains. His journey begins on a prisoners' train making its way toward Russia. Misha is sick and weak, and the train driver somehow succeeds in obtaining permits for his family to remain in Chapayevsky for two weeks, to allow him to recover. The family's next stop is in freezing cold Tokoshi, where they are met with shocking accommodations.