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The Philipson Warech Collection is a comprehensive digital archive preserving Jewish history through documents, artifacts, photographs, and oral histories spanning centuries of cultural heritage.
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Jewish Military
Gerard M. Degenstein (Uncle Jerry)
Gregg's uncle, Gerard Degenstein, was killed in action on November 16, 1944.
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Holocaust
The 1936 Olympics
The 1936 Olympics, nicknamed "The Nazi Olympics," is most remembered for the exclusion of Jewish athletes.
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Holocaust
The Poison Mushroom: Anti-Jewish Propaganda for Kids
An anti-Jewish children's book published in 1938 Germany and available in English today.
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Holocaust
Der Sturmer
Der Sturmer, founded by virulent anti-Jewish publisher Julius Streicher, was a weekly tabloid that published exclusively anti-Jewish propaganda.
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Unique Memorabilia
Miscellaneous Unique Memorabilia
A small, rotating selection of the Philipson Collection's vast archive of Jewish cultural memorabila.
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Postal History
Hotel Kolner Hof
Frankfurt's Hotel Kolner Hof proudly advertised that it was "Judenfrei."
Postal History

Holocaust
Der Ewige Jude
A book, film, and exhibition denigrating Jews on a massive scale in the late 1930s and early '40s.
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Holocaust
Jewish Disenfranchisement
Before they were sent to the ghettos and then concentration camps, the Jewish people were systematically excluded from German culture and "othered" in every area of life.
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Jewish Community and Culture
Miscellaneous Community & Culture
A small, rotating selection of the Philipson Collection's vast archive of items highlighting Jewish community and culture.
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Jewish Arts and Entertainment
Presentation: Visions of Hope
Watch Gregg's presentation, Visions of Hope: The New York World's Fair 1939, on YouTube.
Jewish Arts and Entertainment
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