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By: Aaron Reich The Jerusalem Post UK Billionaire Donates Nearly $1m. to the Center for Jewish History
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By: Howard LaFranchi The Christian Science Monitor US Immigration and Families: A Tale From the Holocaust Era
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By: Charles Passy The Wall Street Journal These Typewriters Were Key to Golden Age of Yiddish Literature
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By: JV Staff The Jewish Voice The Center for Jewish History Hosts the NY Premiere of Original Play by Chaim Potok
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April 06, 2021 Center for Jewish History Helps Bring Benjamin “Bugsy” Siegel’s Captivating Story to Life
March 17, 2021 One Million People Were Displaced by World War II. What Happened to Them?Polish Jewish Refugees Stranded in the Soviet Union
February 25, 2021 Center for Jewish History to Look at Little-Known Story of WWII Polish Jewish Refugees Stranded in the Soviet Union
December 14, 2020 Long-Awaited Exhibition Featuring Never-Before-Seen Images of Chinatown by Photojournalist Emile Bocian Launches Online
October 22, 2020 The Center for Jewish History Receives $1 Million from the Blavatnik Family Foundation for Fellowships, Film Digitization and Additional Beneficial Projects
August 10, 2020 Center for Jewish History Receives NEH CARES and Other Relief Funds for Humanities in Response to COVID-19
July 20, 2020 From the Inquisition to the Mishiguene Restaurant: the Latin American Jewish Food Story
May 19, 2020 The Center for Jewish History Helps Seniors Connect to their Families During Pandemic through Genealogy Workshops
January 14, 2019 New York Neighbors: The Shared Jewish and Chinese Immigrant and Refugee Experience Grant funded by CLIR
