There’s an expression I heard again recently that shook me up just a little inside. I’ve heard it countless times in my life—in snippets of
Part XI In an effort to unite American Jewry, the American Jewish Congress and the Jewish Labor Committee announced in December 1939 that a “rescue
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Part X During the final months of 1939, the Jewish press continued its extensive coverage of the events surrounding the proposed Lublin reservation. The mass
This past Monday, I had the privilege of attending and participating in a unique celebration on the YU campus in Washington Heights in memory of
