American Jewish History
For both Jews and Catholics.
Unlike some contemporaries, he spoke unapologetically of his Jewish heritage.
“He sings with a real Jewish turn, with a real Jewish moan and sigh.”
History à la carte.
Marvin Schick, in memoriam.
From Barbadian slave to respected member of New York’s Jewish elite.
Even in comparison with other contributions to American popular culture, comic books tell an especially Jewish story.
Embracing the connection between two stories of emancipation.
Carl Laemmle and the “boys from Laupheim.”
A tale of two Mordecais and a failed attempt to create a Jewish statelet in western New York.
A life in full.
Restoring the Graves of American Jews Who Died Fighting in World War II and Were Buried as Christian
Replacing Latin crosses with Stars of David.
The “black wedding.”
In the words of Gershom Scholem, “Nonsense based on me!”
