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MS 43 and MS 163 Temple Oheb Shalom
Once before I posted two related collections together and here I’m going to do it again. We have two manuscript collections related to Oheb Shalom congregation. Here’s a little of its history, our holdings, and some pictures, too. Temple Oheb … Continue reading
MS 55 The Louis E. Shecter Collection
Louis E. Shecter (1901-1992) Collection n.d., 1921-1985 MS 55 Jewish Museum of Maryland ACCESS AND PROVENANCE The Louis E. Shecter Collection was found in the collection as MS 55. Multiple accessions have been identified as materials donated by and related to … Continue reading
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Tagged advertising, Alan Shecter, Alyce Shecter, American Jewish Congress, archives, art, Baltimore City College, Baltimore Sun, Beth Tfiloh, bowling, Charles Theater, civil rights, Edward Kennedy, Famous Ballroom, genealogy, Genocide Convention, H.L. Menken, Hecht stores, Hunter College, Joseph Katz advertising company, Ladybird Johnson, Louis E. Shecter, Manuscript collection, Mark Shecter, Maryland Board of Motion Picture Censors, Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA), Masonic Lodge, politics, real-estate, Rosalyn Margareten, Rosalyn Shecter, sculpture, The Rex, The Rosalyn, The Roxy, The Times, theaters Leave a comment
The Jewish Legion of World War I
Post card of the First Jewish battalion of the Jewish Legion, n.d. Courtesy of Hanan Sibel. 1992.154.1 “After 36 hours continuous journey we arrived in this town [Trudo, Nova Scotia,Canada] and I gladly jumped into a bath tub … Continue reading
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Tagged Abraham Shapiro, archives, army, Ferdinand Breth, funeral, Great Britain, Haifa, Harry Friedenwald, Herman Carliner, Israel, Jewish Legion, Julius Sussman, Legionnaire, Louis Brandeis, Michael Margolis, Middle East, military, Ottoman Empire, Palestine, Simon Sibel, soldiers, veterans, war, William Braiterman, World War I 1 Comment
Tagged Abraham Shapiro, archives, army, Ferdinand Breth, funeral, Great Britain, Haifa, Harry Friedenwald, Herman Carliner, Israel, Jewish Legion, Julius Sussman, Legionnaire, Louis Brandeis, Michael Margolis, Middle East, military, Ottoman Empire, Palestine, Simon Sibel, soldiers, veterans, war, William Braiterman, World War I 1 Comment