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SUMMARY:In person Special Event honoring founding President Harry Boonin
DESCRIPTION:Includes a brunch and a special presentation by Music Historian Daniel Goldmark entitled History of Jews in American Popular Music and Rock and Roll. \n  \nDaniel Goldmark works on American popular music\, film and cartoon music\, the history of the music industry\, and popular music. He is a professor at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland\, Ohio where he is the head of Popular Music Department and the Director of the Center for Popular Music Studies. He is the series editor of the Oxford Music/Media Series from Oxford University Press\, and is the recipient of a fellowship from the American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS). Goldmark also spent several years working in the animation and music industries. \nTo make reservations for this event\, click here before November 16
URL:https://jgasgp.org/calendar/sunday-december-11-2022
LOCATION:Reform Congregation Keneseth Israel\, 8339 Old Your Road\, Elkins Park\, 19027\, United States
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SUMMARY:Andrew Zalewski\, Author\, Speaker\, and Galicia Historian: The Path To Modernity: The Jews of Galicia
DESCRIPTION:Andrew Zalewski is past vice president of Gesher Galicia and a frequent speaker at meetings of Jewish genealogical societies and cultural and academic institutions in the US and abroad. His interest and writings have focused on Jewish cultural transformation\, educational access\, modernizing impact of Jewish physicians\, and Jewish political and legal rights in Galicia. Unique archival records—population surveys\, maps\, and old newspapers—provide the background for his in-depth description of Galicia. \nHe authored two books on Austrian Galicia: Galician Trails: The Forgotten Story of One Family and Galician Portraits: In Search of Jewish Roots\, in which he traced the story of his ancestors in a historical context. \nAndrew Zalewski is retired cardiologist and a former professor of medicine at Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia. After leaving academic practice\, he held executive positions in pharmaceutical industry\, focusing on global collaborations to advance new healthcare solutions. \nJoin us for a fast-paced journey through the centuries of Jewish experience on the path to modernity. The talk untangles confounding borders of Eastern Europe and the ways how Jewish lives continued to evolve there over centuries. The narrative takes us from a traditional communal autonomy to the Jewish Enlightenment (Haskalah); and then\, from increasingly diverse Jewish cultural identities and politics to pressure to emigrate and through the crisis of the First World War. We explore these topics with a focus on Austrian Galicia\, home of the largest Jewish community within the Austrian Empire. \nThe family-history researchers will find several threads connecting the talk with genealogy: surnames\, marriage laws\, languages\, interethnic relations\, and schools just to name a few. The presentation—based on a four-part course by Dr. Zalewski at Gratz College—is illustrated by short biographical profiles\, unique archival records\, and maps.
URL:https://jgasgp.org/calendar/sunday-november-13-2022
LOCATION:Main Line Reform Temple\, 410 Montgomery Ave\, Wynnewood\, PA\, 19096\, United States
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