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Jewish Geography
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North to Alaska There's lots of warmth in Alaska
By Joannie TanskyI wondered who lives in Anchorage, Alaska, and the eclectic group at the Greenberg's Friday night table answered my question. People just like you and me. 6 Comments |  |
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The Jews of Cancun
By Howard HianThe overall population of Cancun is approximately 450,000. There are an estimated 500 Jews representing 150 families living there and they are a diverse group. 4 Comments |  |
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The Ultimate Jewish Traveler
By Judie FeinJews have always been travelers; but no Jew ventured as far as Dr. Jeffrey Hoffman. The tall, graying, gentle professor of Aerospace Engineering left the planet, and ventured into space. 6 Comments |  |
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Munich Metamorphosis
By Joannie TanskyI arrived at the Chabad House in Munich and its co-director Chanie Diskin's apartment on Thursday morning to the distinctive smell of gefilte fish simmering on the stove. 10 Comments |  |
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A Jewish Detective in Cyprus
By Judie FeinCall me stubborn. Call me contrary. But I refuse to believe that there is anywhere in the world without a site or two of Jewish interest... 1 Comment |  |
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My Passover in Dnepropetrovsk A Memorable Trip to the Rebbe's Childhood City
By Naftali SilberbergI was looking forward to what promised to be a new and fascinating experience. And Dnepropetrovsk isn't just any European city—it is the city where the Rebbe spent much of his childhood... 7 Comments |  |
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My European Speaking Tour
By Chana WeisbergJoin Chana Weisberg on a speaking tour through Europe. Five countries and eight cities in seven days--and passing through several more en route. |  |
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Jews Down Under
By Judie FeinThe first Jews to arrive were about 1,000 convicts, who landed on the Aussie shores between 1788 and 1852. Few of them were violent, and most were shoemakers, tailors, watchmakers, grooms, ostrich-feather manufacturers, silk-glove makers... 3 Comments |  |
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A Hike in Tanzania
By Ari ShishlerOur group of twelve had come to Tanzania to tackle Mt. Meru, an extinct volcano that rises some 15,000 feet into the deep-blue African sky. We began this trip as individuals – but were to return as a single unit... 2 Comments |  |
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