Dr Edith Rogovin Frankel, author, historian During the earliest period of American history, the majority of the limited Jewish immigration to the Colonies was of Spanish/Portuguese origin. Gradual changes brought more Jews from the German states and Eastern Europe. But the numbers remained quite small. How did these immigrants fit into the new nation and how much did they participate in the two major wars of the ensuing century? Learn about the new Jewish communities that sprang up as well as new forms of Jewish worship. 

Wed, Feb 10, 10:30 am – noon
Fee and Code: $19, XHUMN 113 

To register please call 732-224-2315 or email Continuing and Professional Studies with the name of the class in the subject line and include your phone number in the email. We will call you back to register for the program.