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Do you know what happened to Rywka Lipszyc?
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Jewish Museum Milwaukee explores the history of the Jewish community in Southeastern Wisconsin. Through engaging displays and interactive components, JMM celebrates Milwaukee’s Jewish community and explores the broad American and Jewish experience. Plan your visit today!
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@Ellie Gettinger will share some insight into Passover and explore how Rywka Lipszyc, the author of the diary central to JMM's current exhibit explores the holiday
WHY IS THIS SEDER DIFFERENT THAN ALL OTHER SEDERIM?
JMM is documenting how people are celebrating Passover during COVID-19. Take a moment to share your family's celebration with pictures, videos, documents, songs. Caption these images and let us know who you are sharing your Seder with! Use the Hashtag #ShareMySeder and tag Jewish Museum Milwaukee.
This photo features a Passover Seder from 1931 at Sam and Jenny Waldman’s home at 1864 North 10th Street. Sam and Jenny are pictured with their five children: Rudolph, Isadore, Clara, Blanche and Fanny along with other family members. Donated to the Museum Archives by Marilyn Rosen.
Happy Passover! Have you ever heard of a Seder Schlussel? Or Israeli master metalsmith Yossi Swed? Learn about these two Passover artifacts found in our Archives! #passover #fromthearchive Jay Hyland
From the Archives: Passover Artifacts 2020
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Have you ever heard of a Seder Schlussel? Or Israeli ma...