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April

April 28th

Genetic Genealogy - Bennett Greenspan

Jewish Genealogical Society of Georgia

Genetic Genealogy

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April 30th at 7 PM

Leo Frank

Our Country’s National Crime: Lynching As American History

Jewish Genealogical Society of Georgia

Leo Frank

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In commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the 1913 Leo Frank trial, The Cuba Family Archives for Southern Jewish History and Tam Institute for Jewish Studies at Emory University welcome Dr. Hasia Diner, The Paul S. and Sylvia Steinberg Professor of American Jewish History at New York University.

This lecture is a part of the series, Jews and "Others" Confront the Law in Atlanta,generously supported by a grant from the American Academy for Jewish Research.

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Bennett Greenspan

 

May

May 5th

Jewish Women During The Holocaust

Women During the Holocaust

Join Polish Holocaust survivor Norbert Friedman in a three-session exploration of the plight and heroism of Jewish women during the Holocaust. Mr. Friedman’s deep interest in the unique challenges faced by women dates back to his personal experiences and observations while a prisoner of eleven different Nazis concentration camps.

Mr. Friedman welcomes the give-and-take of inquiry and conversation. An accomplished writer and raconteur, he is the author of the memoir Sun Rays at Midnight, and a collection of short stories, Sappy Tales and Silent Screams. The New York State Board of Regents voted Mr. Friedman ‘Citizen of the Year’ in 2001 for Holocaust Education.

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  • Sunday, May 5, 12:00 – 1:30 pm
    Pre-War Jewish Women’s Roles and Responsibilities
  • Sunday, June 9, 12:00 – 1:30 pm
    Resourcefulness in the Ghettos
  • Sunday, July 7, 12:00 – 1:30 pm
    Heroines of the Resistance and Beyond

May 5th @ 2PM

Bearing Witness: Eva Baron

Eva Baron

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May 7th

Celebrating The Deli: Dinner and Film Preview at popular, new Atlanta Deli The General Muir

  • Time: 6:30 PM, Dinner at 7:00 PM
  • Location: General Muir, Emory Point, 1540 Avenue Pl. B-230, Atlanta, Georgia 30329
  • $36 for members; $50 for non-members; cash bar (includes appetizer, dinner, and dessert)
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As deli’s across the country close their doors a new restaurant in Atlanta has opened inspired by the unique flavors of the traditional Jewish delicatessen. The Breman invites you to an exclusive look at the General Muir with a specially prepared menu and a chance to meet the owners Chef Todd Ginsberg (TAP, Trois, and Bocado) along with Ben and Jennifer Johnson (West Egg). The restaurant was named after the steam liner that carried Jennifer Johnson’s family from a displaced persons camp after World War II to America. Along with a delicious meal the evening will feature a long form preview of the film in progress “Deli Man” by filmmaker Erik Greenberg Anjou. He will be in attendance to discuss the film’s development and his assessment of the future of the deli.

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General Muir

 

 

June

June 9th - 14th

Birnbaum Summer Institute For Teaching The Holocaust

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June 20th

Member’s preview of Project Mah Jongg

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Project MahJongg

 

2013

January - May   

Chosen Food: Cuisine, Culture and American Jewish Identity

Through May 27, 2013

There’s more to Jewish Food than Matzoh Balls..

Food is a means to observe and to celebrate, to maintain tradition and to produce new meaning.

The Breman’s new exhibition, Chosen Food: Cuisine, Culture, and American Jewish Identity, examines the history of Jewish food in America from bagels to tzimmes, and everything in between. Chosen Food also asks visitors to consider if traditional Jewish values inform the contemporary debates regarding ethical eating and food sustainability.

This exhibition explores the diversity of Jewish foods and traditions from European immigrants of the 19th century to the nouveau deli’s of today.

In our gallery you will move from kitchen to dining room to banquet hall interacting with stories that highlight the shared experiences of Jews in America. This is an exhibition for the whole family that encourages generations to share and learn from one another.

Chosen Food: Cuisine, Culture, and American Jewish Identity was created by the Jewish Museum of Maryland. Sponsored by The National Endowment for the Humanities and The Herbert Breman Foundation.

May – October   

Project Mah Jongg

October - March 2014

Rich's Department Store Exhibition

 

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