If you have some time, check out their Journal Archive. Simply put, it's rich with history worth reading.
Saturday, December 03, 2011
Chicago Jewish Historical Society
If you have some time, check out their Journal Archive. Simply put, it's rich with history worth reading.
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You are absolutely right about the Chicago Jewish Historical Society and their Journal. I was just working on a blog post that I did December 1, and it was a CJHS Journal article from their Summer 2002 issue that helped me confirm that it was Chicago philanthropist Benjamin Rosenthal's widow, Hannah, whom my father-in-law chanced to meet on his way to report at the Great Lakes Naval Training Center just after Pearl Harbor.
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