What happens when childhood bonds survive war, peace and the passage of time?

In “The Boys from the Bronx,” author Eric Reisman tells the powerful story of a group of American Jewish boys—including his father—who formed an athletic club in the 1930s, came of age during WWII and maintained their friendships for more than 70 years.

In this episode of the Conversations with B’nai B’rith podcast, CEO Dan Mariaschin speaks with Reisman about how the “Knights of Troy” athletic club became a symbol of brotherhood.

Tune in for a moving conversation about loyalty, resilience, Jewish identity and friendship that has withstood the test of time. Watch now on YouTube and Facebook.

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