Episode 28: How American Activists Helped Free Soviet Jews | Professor Shaul Kelner
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Episode 28: How American Activists Helped Free Soviet Jews | Professor Shaul Kelner
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In his recent book, Shaul Kelner recounts the compelling stories of heroism that helped to free Soviet Jews. In this session, he discusses how this activism reached Jewish educational spaces — through bar and bat mitzvah twinning, school field trips to rallies, summer camp programming, and much more — and reshaped the Jewish American experience from the Johnson era through the Reagan-Bush years.
Originally recorded: 9/26/24
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