Max Frankel, Jewish New York Times executive editor who fled the Nazis, dies at 94
Frankel began his 40-year career at the Times at 19, less than a decade after his family fled the Holocaust
	Frankel began his 40-year career at the Times at 19, less than a decade after his family fled the Holocaust
	Lowey was the first woman to head the House Appropriations Committee
	The journalist and historian proposed an Eleventh Commandment: “Do not be indifferent"
	Van Maarsen dedicated the last decades of her life to lecturing about the Holocaust and Frank
	The Pulitzer winner was working on a new book, and just moved upstate
	During Haleva’s lifetime, Turkey’s Jewish population fell from 100,000 to 15,000
	Cogan also created slogans for the Soviet Jewry movement and a group that championed Modern Orthodoxy
	Sally Friedman, a New Jersey columnist and the mother of my close friends died at 86 after years of debilitating dementia
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
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