After the tragedy of the Holocaust, the Jewish population in Eastern Europe was nearly extinguished.  However, since the collapse of Communism, there has been a small, yet significant revival of Jewish life in several countries.  For the first time in generations, young Jews are free to practice their faith without the fear of government interference or public persecution.  Synagogues are being rebuilt and congregations in some areas are growing.  This highly visual program chronicles the speaker's extensive experiences with Jewish…