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Rosh Hashanah in the Solomon Islands 1943

Written by Michael Rugel

Video – Leopold Karpeles: Medal of Honor

Written by Michael Rugel

Hebrew Union Veterans Association Minutes

Written by Michael Rugel

Finding Yiddish in North Africa

Written by Michael Rugel

Purim and Passover in Goebbels’ Castle

Written by Michael Rugel

Jewish American Immigrants in the Military During World War I

Written by Michael Rugel

Master Sgt. Aaron Kliatchko, WWII POW, to be honored at Arlington National Cemetery

Written by Author

A Soldier, An Orphan, and a Photographer

Written by Marilyn Shapiro

The New York Opera Star at the Saigon Seder

Written by Michael Rugel

Remembering Captain Jerry Yellin

Written by Michael Rugel

L’shana Tova: Rosh Hashanah V-Mail from World War II

Written by Michael Rugel

Save the Salami by Martin Sack

Written by Michael Rugel

Robert Halperin on D-Day

Written by Michael Rugel

American Passovers in Europe in the First World War

Written by Michael Rugel

Vietnam Photo Gallery

Written by Michael Rugel

CPL Herbert Blum: Hitler as the Modern Haman

Written by Michael Rugel

Nazi Propaganda in the Hands of American Jewish Soldiers

Written by Michael Rugel

Major David Salisbury Franks and the Founding Fathers in the American Revolution

Written by Michael Rugel

Rosh Hashanah in Charleroi, Belgium, 1944

Written by Michael Rugel

Friendship stronger than bullets and bombs: the message of Cpl Roger Briskin

Written by Michael Rugel

The Brooklyn Cowboy: American Jews on Horseback in WWII

Written by Michael Rugel

Honoring Liberators of the Concentration Camps Video

Written by Michael Rugel

Three Fascinating World War II Haggadot

Written by Michael Rugel

Guard of Israel – Bencin Riseman and Family in the First World War

Written by Michael Rugel

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