Endowed by the William Davidson Digital Archive of Jewish Detroit History Fund, every page of both the Detroit Jewish Chronicle and the Detroit Jewish News – beginning in 1916 – is now at your fingertips…fully searchable, fast and free.
You are about to embark on an intimate visit with the Detroit Jewish community and the thousands of families who shaped it! Before you get started, thanks for being sure to read and, if required, for taking action on the Archives’ terms of use. Also, consider viewing the brief instructional video for tips on how to quickly and easily navigate the William Davidson Digital Archive of Detroit Jewish History.
Watch the video to learn about the Archives, how to use it, and what it offers the community.
Supporters of the Detroit Jewish News Foundation represent a cross-section of the community. From chief executive officers and retired school teachers to family foundations and college students, they all share a common interest – to unlock and share the history of the Detroit Jewish community and the thousands of families who continue to shape it.
They recognize they are standing on the shoulders of the ones who came before them and that future generations will be standing on their shoulders.
Whether it’s an endowment to honor a family member or a gift of coins collected from a tzedakah box, the Detroit Jewish News Foundation is blessed to have earned the support of a cross-section of the community.
The Detroit Jewish News Foundation is an independent 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization and your donations are deductible for tax purposes to the fullest extent of the law.
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