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Soviet Jewry

A new monument to Soviet Jewish soldiers who died in WWII with its supporters and funders
Posted inNews

New monument to Soviet Jewish WWII soldiers in Colma

by J. Staff October 6, 2017
Natan Sharansky speaking in front of the Soviet Consulate in San Francisco, Feb. 6, 1987 (Photo/Tom Wachs)
Posted inOpinion

Remembering days of protest at soon-to-close S.F. Russian consulate

Doug Kahn by Rabbi Doug Kahn September 1, 2017September 1, 2017
marchers hold signs like "Kosygin, let my people go!"
Posted inIsrael, News

How the Six-Day War changed American Jews

Ben Sales by Ben Sales May 11, 2017
Bookshelf of old copies of J. Previous names of this publication have included Emanu-El and Jewish Bulletin. (Photo/David A.M. Wilensky)
Posted inJewish Life

New emigres look forward to first U.S. seder (1989); DPs in Italy (1949)

by J. Staff April 17, 2017April 17, 2017
Bookshelf of old copies of J. Previous names of this publication have included Emanu-El and Jewish Bulletin. (Photo/David A.M. Wilensky)
Posted inBay Area, Columns

This week in history: renouncing Soviet citizenship (1969), “What Y2K means for Jews” (1999)

by J. Staff January 6, 2017

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