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American Jewish Archives Hul 12
This week marked the anniversary of the death of George Gershwin, who composed such iconic works as Rhapsody in Blue and Porgy and Bess. Last month, we found a "new" letter to Rabbi Samuel Sandmel, in which Gershwin mentions his American and Jewish influences!
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American Jewish Archives Hul 10
The AJA deeply mourns the passing of Marian Spencer. Ms. Spencer, who visited the AJA on several occasions, spent her entire life as a tireless community servant and unrelenting civil rights activist. May her memory always be a blessing.
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American Jewish Archives Hul 10
The American Jewish Archives deeply mourns the passing of Civil Rights icon Marian A. Spencer. May her memory always be for a blessing.
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American Jewish Archives Hul 4
Happy 4th of July! 🎆🇺🇸
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Jason Lustig May 30
I'm excited to share a new article, this time in History of the Human Sciences (), about card catalogs and how people hoard facts and information: "'Mere Chips from His Workshop': Gotthard Deutsch's Monumental Card Index of Jewish History"
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Andrew Maraniss May 25
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2/2: GAMES OF DECEPTION comes out Nov. 5. It's the true story of the 1st US Olympic basketball team, but more than a basketball book. Pre-order:
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American Jewish Archives May 24
We are in the midst of graduation and ordination “season” at the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion campuses. Here is David Philipson’s diploma. He was a member of the first graduating class at HUC in 1883.
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American Jewish Archives Abr 25
Two 19th-century ketubot. The first is from 1857 and is for the marriage of Solomon Joseph and Rebecca Abraham, both of Charleston, S.C. The other is from 1873 and is for the marriage of David Nieto and Esther Balasco—residents of Kingston, Jamaica.
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American Jewish Archives Abr 24
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American Jewish Archives Abr 24
1865 Certificate of Military Prison Release for Samuel Stern in Camp Chase, Ohio.
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William Daroff Abr 10
Impactful time at ’s Summit on Extremism and Hate. Thanks to fellow panelists Dr. Gary Zola, + and event partners , , , + !
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American Jewish Archives Abr 17
Photo from a soldier’s scrapbook during WWII.
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Denise Eger Abr 2
Studying at at the as we celebrate the 200 birthday of Rabbi Isaac Mayer Wise founder of the Reform Movement of Judaism in North America and the 130th Annie of the CCAR
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American Jewish Archives Abr 3
Senators Formally Memorialize Rabbi Wise in Congressional Record. United States Senator Sherrod Brown
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Solel Congregation Mar 8
Regina Jonas, the first female Rabbi, was ordained in Germany on December 27, 1935. She performed rabbinical duties until she was sent to Auschwitz in 1944. It would take until 1972 before Sally Priesand was ordained.
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American Jewish Archives Mar 8
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And Sally Priesand was the first woman to be ordained a rabbi, at
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American Jewish Archives Mar 8
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Judge Anna Kross was only the second woman to be appointed a judge in New York.
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American Jewish Archives Mar 8
Today is International Women's Day. There are too many amazing Jewish women to recognize in one post, so here are just a few of the groundbreakers. Henrietta Szold was the founder of Hadassah.
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American Jewish Archives Mar 6
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He was 40-years old, btw.
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American Jewish Archives Mar 6
Draft exemption for being "over-aged."
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