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Nathan Cummings Foundation's Jewish Life Programme: Jewish Renewal in Russia, Ukraine and Belarus

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Wexler, Gary, author
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Nathan Cummings Foundation's Jewish Life Programme: Jewish Renewal in Russia, Ukraine and Belarus – הספרייה הלאומית
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Reference Code
ARC. 4* 2054 / 14
Dates
1999-2000
Languages
English;
Description
The file contains six adverts that appeared in Jewish newspapers around the United States with details of Jewish renewal in Russia, Ukraine and Belarus, urging people to ring for a free brochure and discover how they can help with this renewal. The adverts list the names of many sponsor organisations and donor foundations that are contributing to aiding this renewal. The file also contains a copy of the brochure which features details of the renewal projects being carried out by the following: United Jewish Appeal-American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, Inc, National Conference on Soviet Jewry, Project Judaica, Project Kesher, The Aleph Society, Union of Jewish Councils for Soviet Jews, Women's American ORT, The World Union for Progressive Judaism and Yeshiva and University Students for the Spiritual Revival of Soviet Jewry.
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  • The Archives Collection of the National Library of Israel The Archives Collection of the National Library of Israel
Title Nathan Cummings Foundation's Jewish Life Programme: Jewish Renewal in Russia, Ukraine and Belarus.
Contributors Gary,Wexler 1951- (author)
Notes Copywriter: Gary Wexler. Unknown Russian photographer.
Host Item Gary Wexler Collection
Access Rights online_resources_nli
Level of Description File Record
National Library system number 997008522884205171
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