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he National WWI Museum and Memorial opened to the public in 1926. (Courtesy of The National WWI Museum and Memorial)
October 12, 2018, 12:57 pm
An exhibit on Jewish life during World War I energizes a Midwestern community
It includes a range of artifacts tracing Jewish responses to the war — from early enlistment to outspoken opposition to efforts to help other Jews around the globe.
By Victor Wishna JTA
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