How Mark Volman and The Turtles shaped the music industry
Volman, who died last week, was often taken less seriously by critics than he was by his peers
Volman, who died last week, was often taken less seriously by critics than he was by his peers
His 1986 book, “The Nazi Doctors,” explored how healers became killers
Schaecter lost 105 relatives during the Holocaust and spent his life pushing for restitution, Holocaust education and vigilance against antisemitism
Wesley LePatner and Julia Hyman were members of New York’s Jewish community
The song, commissioned by Garrison Keillor in 1990, was one of the first popular tunes about a Jewish holiday
The longtime Jewish Theological Seminary professor was an expert on the Babylonian rabbis and leaders known as Geonim
Francis died Wednesday at 87, more than six decades after releasing “Connie Francis Sings Jewish Favorites"
Abraham founded the S. Daniel Abraham Center for Middle East Peace in 1989, a nonprofit aimed at peacebuilding between Israelis and Palestinians
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