“All in the Family”: A History of Local Jewish Businesses
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Joseph Liebman’s Potato Sack
Joseph Liebman was a Jewish-American potato farmer. One of many Jewish immigrants who settled on Connecticut farms during the first half of the twentieth century, it’s no wonder that Liebman included a depiction of the statue of liberty on this
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Susan Juster Viner’s Kugel – click picture for recipe day video clip
Susan Viner’s Luckshen Kugel (Dairy)This recipe is for a large kugel. For a smaller kugel, just use ½ of all ingredients and use a 9 x 13 inch pan.1 stick butter or margarine3 bags fine, medium or wide noodles (using
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Brunch & Learn: Jewish Voices for Economic Justice
Hartford Labor Activists and Organizers who Made a Difference Presented by Steven Thornton December 5, 2018 at 12:15 p.m. at the Mandell JCC Co-Sponsored by the JHSGH and the JCC Senior Adults Steve Thornton is a longtime activist and historian.
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Jewish History Trip to Poland and Lithuania, July 2019
July 15-26, 2019 This trip, sponsored by Jewish Hartford European Roots, will include visits to the Museum of the History of Polish Jews, a tour of the former Warsaw and Kovno ghettos, visits to historic synagogues, and much more. Samuel
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Mini-Course on the History of Jewish Life in Eastern Europe
Trinity College Professor Samuel Kassow offers a four week course on the rich history of the Jews of Poland, Russia, and Lithuania. The course runs on four consecutive Mondays, November 5th through December 10, from 7-9 p.m. at 333 Bloomfield Avenue. For more information
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