✡ We Stand With the People of Israel ✡
By Lee Chottiner Community Editor When Ruth Bader Ginsburg visited Louisville in 2003 to speak at the Annual Louis D. Brandeis Lecture, it was probably the toughest ticket in town. Some 700 people were crammed into a hall at the … Read More
On Aug. 29, 1863, George Kuhne, a private in the Union Army of the Potomac – and a Jew – was marched on to a parade ground at Beverly Ford, Virginia, with four other soldiers – two Protestants and two … Read More
One hundred years ago, native Louisvillian Louis Brandeis was appointed to be a Supreme Court Justice, the first Jewish person to be appointed to the post. The Louisville community has honored that milestone by a year of events marking the … Read More
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