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Civil Rights Activism

Fascism and World War II

Yiddish Arts & Culture

Clash of Ideologies

Jewish Immigration

Jewish Life in America

Organizational History

Chapters Across North America

Graphics & Illustrations

Acknowledgements

Study and Genealogy

Donate Now

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Civil Rights Activism

Fascism and World War II

Yiddish Arts & Culture

Clash of Ideologies

Jewish Immigration

Jewish Life in America

Organizational History

Chapters Across North America

Graphics & Illustrations

Acknowledgements

Study and Genealogy

Donate Now

Search the Archive

Folder: 1929-1976

Civil Rights Activism

Fascism and World War II

Yiddish Arts & Culture

Clash of Ideologies

Jewish Immigration

Jewish Life in America

Organizational History

Chapters Across North America

Graphics & Illustrations

Acknowledgements

Study and Genealogy

Donate Now

Search the Archive

1918 - First Yiddish Schools for children open

Oct 23

Written By Michele Amar

Michele Amar

1919 - Great Steel Strike

1918 - Complex attitude towards Bolsheviks and the Russian Revolution

The Call Archive is a collection of the Workers Circle’s historic newsletter from 1929–1976, which chronicled the political debate, activism, and Yiddish culture at the Workmen’s Circle during a period of monumental change.

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