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How a 1976 Exhibit Changed the Way We Think About Jewish History

How a 1976 Exhibit Changed the Way We Think About Jewish History
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Putting Jewish Food in Context

In a new museum exhibit in Budapest, András Koerner examines what Jews had historically eaten and why

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Paper cuttings for Shavuos — a Jewish folk tradition

Paper cuttings for Shavuos — a Jewish folk tradition
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Doc Chat Forty-Seven: What's Cooking in the Yiddish Kitchen - Recipes for Immigrant Women

Explore the world of Yiddish cookbooks published by famous American food companies.

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In Washington, D.C., an innovative team of designers demonstrated how medieval techniques could be used to repair the Parisian landmark

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