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Wednesday, December 9, 2015

Artifact Spotlight: Libanon Nuta

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This is the title page of the religious pamphlet “Libanon Nuta” by Rabbi Natan Landau, which is part of the AJC’s collection. It was publ...

Volunteer Profile: Paul Martin Sautner, 2015

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Hometown: Vienna, Austria What attracted you to the AJC? A few years ago, I developed an interest in Middle Eastern cultures and languag...

Alumni Profile: Captain Stefanie Culp, 2008 ASAP

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What inspired you to apply to the American Service Academies Program? I first visited the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, D...

New Łódź Jewish Cemetery

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Todd Hennessy, 2015 AJC Faculty Fellow The New Łódź Jewish Cemetery, established in 1892, is the largest Jewish Cemetery in Europe. More...
Thursday, August 6, 2015

Artifact Spotlight: Dictionary

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This handwritten Polish-Hebrew dictionary belonged to Ester Posner, who most likely was a member of a Zionist youth group during the inte...

Volunteer Profile: Stefan Hemerka, 2015

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Hometown: Vienna What attracted you to the AJC? I found it extremely interesting that not many people know there is a town next to Ausc...

Alumni Profile: Captain David G. Krueger, 2007 ASAP

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What inspired you to apply to the American Services Academies Program? My interest in the American Service Academies Program started duri...

Bobowa's Jews

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Waitman Wade Beorn, 2008 AJC Fellow In 1939, the town of Bobowa had a population of approximately 700. During the Holocaust, it served ...

Moved by Wooden Synagogues

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Evan Alberhasky, 2014 AJC Fellow The old adage “a picture is worth a thousand words” aptly conveys how I felt upon viewing the replica of th...

Jewish Sites in Poland as Transnational Spaces

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Nicole Freeman, 2014 AJC Fellow While visiting Jewish cemeteries and memorials in Poland last summer, I reflected upon the sites I had prev...
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