This Week in Jewish History: The Night of the Murdered Poets and Białystok Ghetto Uprising Stalin executed 13 Soviet Jewish intellectuals, while Jewish resistance fighters rose against the Nazis in the Białystok Ghetto.
This Week in Jewish History: Jews are forced to hear conversion sermons — and earn the right to marry Why were medieval Jews forced to hear Christian sermons, and why did Jewish soldiers have to earn the right to marry?
This week in Jewish history: Göring’s Final Solution order and first Russian Jews arrive in NYC This week in Jewish history, Göring ordered preparations for the Final Solution, and Russian Jewish immigrants arrived in New York City.
This week in Jewish history: The Khmelnytsky pogroms and the founding of Hebrew University This week in Jewish history, we remember the Khmelnytsky pogroms and the laying of Hebrew University’s first cornerstones.
The complete history of American Jews, from 1654 to today From 23 refugees in New Amsterdam to 7.5 million today, explore 350 years of American Jewish history, immigration, identity, and influence.
25 Jewish Americans who made history and helped shape the United States From the Revolutionary War to Silicon Valley, meet 25 Jewish Americans whose ideas, leadership, and creativity helped shape the United States.
