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(...) here was another flavor of "new pant," this one from Alice + Olivia's designer Stacey Bendet Eisner, the nice Jewish girl and Penn grad.
At 11, amid pogroms against Jews, Nuta was sent to America
(...) And I [Eckstein] was a little Jewish kid on Long Island
Some stories suggest that Fireman never seriously pushed his case; others that Fireman's high profile was a concern. A more controversial account: Fireman was blackballed because he is Jewish
Because of Hitler's venomous policies against Jews, she [Edith Flagg] left Austria with her boyfriend
Although he wasn't a practicing Jew, Gernreich identified as Jewish.
(...) Gruss learned at the early age of 11, when she opened one Hanukkah parcel to reveal a pair of socks. 'It was, like, the worst gift I ever got,' she recalls
If I wasn't Jewish I would kill myself. Because I wouldn't be rich.
in 1974, he found out that Jews were being given permission to leave (the USSR)
I [Milecofsky] was a plain-vanilla guy who had a Jewish orientation
"(...) we feel very strongly about our Jewish heritage," Weitzman said
George Barrie was born in New York in 1912, into a Jewish family of Russian...
However, a number of Jewish noses have achieved fame through their work for large cosmetic corporations. For instance, Sophia Grojsman has created some of the most popular fragrances of the past 30 years, like Eternity by Calvin Klein, Beautiful by Estée Lauder, and Trésor by Lancôme.
Charles Revson, the son of Russian Jewish immigrants, started Revlon in 1932.
In 1867, a Jewish immigrant by the name of Isaac Wolfe Bernheim arrived to America from Germany
Jewish brewers have a storied history in the United States. One of the earliest Jewish-owned breweries in the country, Rheingold Beer, was founded in 1850 by Samuel Liebmann and became quite popular.
A later owner of the Blues, Harry Ornest Jr., a Los Angeles businessman, also was Jewish.
Harry's paternal grandparents were Bulgarian Jewish immigrants. They arrived in America at the dawn of the last century, when Jews were unwelcome
(Martha Nierenberg) 'My mother and father were Jewish'
Aron Goldfarb was a Polish Jew who had survived the Holocaust and moved to the U.S. in 1956
The Queen of Camelot had found her ultimate knight -- Belgian-born Jewish Orthodox, Yiddish-speaking financier Tempelsman.
In 1909, Edgar marries Liliane Kaufmann, his first cousin, a practice of many immigrant Jewish families at the time
Services were held at Temple B'nai Abraham in Beverly
It's not known how many Jews died on the famous passenger liner, but among the most well-known were Isidor and Ida Straus.
The two other ways that Mr. Birnkrant couldn't be normal was that he was rich (till his father's real estate empire went bust) and Jewish.
The robots were invented by HASBRO, a company created by three Jewish brothers named Herman, Hillel and Henry Hassenfeld. They founded Hassenfeld Brothers in Providence, Rhode Island.
It goes back to my upbringing," he [Larian] said. "I grew up in Iran, being Jewish.
(Interviewer) Do you feel you were treated differently than non-Jewish children? (Lazarus) Sure