Stitching history from the Holocaust : an original exhibit

Jewish Museum Milwaukee

<p>Rarely has such a small group had such a large impact on one American city. The Jews of Milwaukee constitute less than 2 percent of the metro area's population, but their influence extends far beyond mere numbers. Golda Meir grew up in Milwaukee. The iconic Settlement Cookbook originated in Milwaukee kitchens. The city's Jewish community produced figures as diverse as entertainer Gene Wilder, baseball commissioner Bud Selig, and clothing designer Florence Eiseman, as well as business giants ranging from Masterlock to Manpower...This is the story of a community planted in the mid-1800s, when German Jews found a congenial home in a city that proclaimed itself the German Athens of America. 8.5x9.5", vi+314 pp., many b&amp;w photographs.</p>

One People, Many Paths: A History of Jewish Milwaukee

John Gurda

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Stitching history from the Holocaust : an original exhibit

One People, Many Paths: A History of Jewish Milwaukee