The Last Night at Ballyhoo explores Jewish unity
In 1939 Atlanta and Brooklyn the play contrasts German and Eastern European Jewish worlds, examining intra ethnic prejudice and what defines Judaism. Farkas questions assimilation while Sunny hopes for communal harmony with a Shabbat greeting.
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Alfred Uhry
Ballyhoo
Farkas
Brooklyn
Levy
Atlanta
Hitler
Germany
Europe
Israel
Uhry
Highlands
Lowlands
Union of Orthodox Rabbis of
United States
Canada
Unry
Adolph Freitag
Beulah Freitag
Freitag
Levys
Freitags
Black church rebuilding fund starts in Atlanta
The Congress of National Black Churches Inc deposits two $100,000 checks in Citizens Trust Bank and Capital City Bank, launching a national drive to raise funds to rebuild torched black churches across the country.
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Atlanta
National Campaign
Congress of National Black Churches Inc
Citizens Trust Bank
Capital City Bank
Bank Customers Rally to Match Deposits
Bank customers and other supporters join a pledge drive to raise funds equal to deposits, aiming to secure liquidity and reassure the institution amid financial uncertainty.
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David Briggs
New York
Joe Farkas
Pesach
Lala Levy
Sunny Freitag
Celesa Weston
Dana Ivey
Pital Seekers, Inc
al Babe
Bodk
Augusta Rd
Hwy
Millbrook
Suoy
Iyi
NS Carnouc
Part Ave
York St
Sam
Caren of
Cnsy
Diable Road
Fox
Hey Ra
Sco
Mel
Ong
Emo Eee
Ian
Juoy
Bae
Belly R, Workman
Penas
Aiken Mall
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