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Author Roslyn Rothstein tells is a compelling true story of the history of seven generations of a Jewish immigrant family. Her biography dates from the late 1800s and her family’s medieval shtetl existence in rural war-torn Belarus, Russia to the modernity of the political scene of 20th century New York City. Everyone will enjoy this personal but completely universal […]
When Boston bagel-maker Larry Baras wanted to create a professional baseball league in Israel, his idea was met with incredulity, dismissal and even hostility. He attempted it anyway. Holy Land Hardball (2008) is a documentary film about starting a professional baseball league in Israel – the founding of the Israel Baseball League. Men's Club: Retired […]
Tisha B'Av is an annual fast day in Judaism, on which a number of disasters in Jewish history occurred, primarily the destruction of both the First Temple by the Babylonians in 586 BCE and the Second Temple by the Romans in 70 CE, both in Jerusalem.
Miriam Friedmann Morris will discuss her father’s work and life. David Friedmann (1893-1980) was a Holocaust survivor who found a new purpose in life in fighting anti-Semitism and racial hatred through painting the horrors he had witnessed. An accomplished painter renowned for his portraits and a leading Berlin press artist of the 1920s, he was […]
Open Discussion Topic: How I Spent My Summer as a Child, including My First Summer Job Men's Club: Retired professionals and executives enjoy fellowship, stimulating lectures and performances, and a healthy exchange of ideas over coffee and bagels. Visitors (male and female) are always welcome. Club fee and JCC Membership required for on-going attendance. Member […]
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