Was the Jewish Bronx the ‘paradise’ that it seemed? | COMMENTARY
The Bronx, like its Jewish community, didn’t disappear, but became something new, first for the worse, then for the better.
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From the Archive: When Jewish candy stores battled Upper East Side Nazis
The colorful and old-fashioned candy shop Economy Candy is, as JTA recently reported, one of the last remaining Jewish family-owned businesses on Manhattan’s Lower East Side. But less than ...
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A Tragic East Side Story
The industry required significant manpower, which explained why the majority of Jewish immigrants housed on Manhattan’s Lower East Side were absorbed into this field. Thus, while the filthy city ...
Jewish owners of sole kosher hotel in Manhattan endure antisemitic attacks, boycott
(New York) The Blue Moon Hotel, located just south of Delancey Street on Manhattan’s historic Lower East Side, features ...