Tag: Minneapolis

A new adaptation of a Holocaust cabaret, written by Jewish prisoners at Terezín, explores what laughter means to us today ...

Yale University Art Gallery has published the first two volumes of photographs by Lee Friedlander (born 1934). The two handsome, ...

Jewish history is filled with pivotal moments, and the history of Jewish life in Minnesota mirrors this experience One hundred ...

Facing pervasive anti-Semitism, especially in Minneapolis, Jewish lawyers formed their own law firms By ALLEN I. SAEKS As the American ...

By MORDECAI SPECKTOR The opening track on The Potash Twins, the new album from identical twins Ezra Potash (bass trombone) ...

We made it. The newspaper of Minnesota’s Jewish community is marking 100 years of continuous publication — under the American ...

An innovator in developing senior living communities, The Goodman Group looks to be self-sustaining far into the future By MORDECAI ...

Are you familiar with any of these folks: Norman Braman, Paul Singer or Fred Eychanar? Give up? They are some ...

In the May 8 edition, Neal Gendler reviewed a volume of Saul Bellow’s nonfiction writing. Readers interested in the illustrious ...

The opinion articles in this week's print edition of the Jewish World have a theme: the civil unrest in Baltimore, ...