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History Matters: Prof. Deborah Lipstadt

Prof. Deborah Lipstadt (Emory University) on antisemitism past and present.

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In Plain Sight: Bard Professor Justus Rosenberg

Civil rights activist Julian Bond on the Rosenwald fund.

Historian Hasia Diner on Rosenwald

Author Eli Evans on why Julius Rosenwald is not well known.

Jewish Teammates in Baseball

Jewish Lawyers in the Civil Rights Movement

Hungary After the Holocaust

Cultural Context of Brisket

Brisket as Part of Jewish Experience

Jews in Book Publishing

Jewish Food In Israel

Gefilte Fish: Iconic Jewish Food

Oxford and the Printing of Judeo-Arabic

Liberty and Facts: Isaiah Berlin in the Age of Trump

News and Journalism in the Age of Trump

Hebrew: A Holy Language

Reversing Oblivion

The Book of Separation

David N. Myers

History Matters: Prof. Jan Gross

Mysteries of the Bible: Biblical Archaeology

History Matters: Prof. Todd Gitlin

Triangle Fire: See You in the Streets

Singing and Laughing Against Fascism

History Matters: Ruth Wisse

Jews in Space: Meet Astronaut Jeffrey Hoffman

Israel Diaspora Relations: Past, Present and Future

History Matters: Professor Jonathan Sarna and Jane Eisner

Searching for Jewish Heritage with Joseph Berger

The Jewish Political Tradition

A History of Judaism by Martin Goodman

The Freedom Seder: 49 Years Later with Arthur Waskow

Short Talks on Big Subjects: The U.S. Supreme Court

First Person: Margalit Fox in Conversation with Ruth Franklin

First Person: Jamie Bernstein

Monish: A Musical Tale of Talmud and Temptation

History Matters: Jews, Politics, and the 2018 Elections

Short Talks on Big Subjects: The Treaty of Versailles

Out of the Depths by Chaim Potok

Ben Hecht: Fighting Words, Moving Pictures

First Person: Matti Friedman

First Person: Jason Stanley

Bucharest Diary: Ambassador Alfred H. Moses with Senator Joseph I. Lieberman

From Swastika to Jim Crow - Director Q&A

First Person: Fred Guttenberg - A Dad's Mission After Parkland

Out of the Box: El Torero de la Torah or the Bullfighter from Brooklyn

Using FamilySearch for Jewish Research

Death Records for Genealogical Research

"A person is only forgotten when their name is forgotten" - The German Stolpersteine

Hamill and Haberman | Stories of New York

Desire, Envy, and the Jewish-Christian Borderzone

Out of the Box: Paint, Pray, Love

CJHTalks: Phil Rosenthal in Conversation with Marjorie Ingall

Tehran Children: A Holocaust Refugee Odyssey

Kugel and Frijoles: Latino Jews in the United States

Portugal and the Jewish Refugee Crisis of World War II

History Behind the Headlines: Socialism

The Newish Jewish Encyclopedia

Personal Archiving 101 - Preserving your Digital Memories

Stories of New York: City College | Part II: The City Game

Stories of New York: City College | Part I: The “Jewish Harvard” and a World of Ideas, MORNING

Stories of New York: City College | Part I: The "Jewish Harvard" and a World of Ideas, AFTERNOON

Blood Libel: On the Trail of Antisemitic Myth

Jewish and Christian Passover Haggadot as Sites of Interfaith Engagement

Strange New World: Time in David Bergelson’s Literary Work

War Orphans Find Home: Child Holocaust Survivors and US Adoptions

Stan Lee: A Life in Comics

Jewish Thought and Messianism in the Colonial Puritan Imagination: The Case of Judah Monis

Living in Liminal Spaces: Refugees in Italian Displaced Persons Camps, 1945-1951

Rescue the Surviving Souls: The Great Jewish Refugee Crisis of the Seventeenth Century

Identity in the Throes of Crisis

The Lost Family with Libby Copeland

Family History Today: Jewish Refugees & the U.S.-Mexico Border

Being Heumann with Judy Heumann

From the Inquisition to The Mishiguene Restaurant: The Latin American Jewish Food Story

0:02 / 1:22:25 Family History Today: Reading between the Lines in your Family’s Papers

Out of the Box: Snapshots of a Life

Dispatches from the Lost Jewish South with Sue Eisenfeld

Midwives, Musicians, Soldiers, Rabbis: Whose stories will become Jewish history?

FAMILY AFFAIRS: Writing Personal Histories