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Title: "A map of Newark with areas where different nationalities predominate"
Creator(s): Fox, John P.
Date Created: 1911
Summary: Note from professor Brendan O'Flaherty: Notice that it has no source; it's just what some church people think is going on. That would be ok if there were no other source of data. But the 1910 census was a pretty good job, and includes both first and second generation. And for the really ambitious, the manuscript census data is available and digitized and somebody could produce a house-by-house map. From the 1910 census, I can see some errors in the beloved 1911 map. The most obvious is in the location of the African American population. It correctly shows large numbers of African Americans in the 2nd and 4th wards, but misses the large numbers in the 3rd and 7th wards, especially. The 7th ward had the second largest number of African Americans in 1910, after the 2nd ward. In the Ironbound, it misses the large Irish population of the 5th ward. It also misses the large Italian populations in the 14th and 10th wards. The Chinese presence is exaggerated in the 4th ward. There were 100 persons who were "Indian Chinese and Japanese" in that ward, slightly less than the number of people born in Scotland. And of course, the map doesn't include Vailsburg. I think Newark was much less segregated than this map indicates, but since the manuscript census is available now, there is no sense speculating about that.
Subjects: Jews, , , , , , , , , , ,
In Collection(s): Newark Maps, Charles F. Cummings New Jersey Information Center, Newark Public Library Repository

Title: "Wake Up America" It Can Happen Here
Creator(s): Jewish War Veterans of the United States
Date Created: 1963-03-28
Summary: Flier about Nazi activity
Subjects: Jews, ,

Title: 18th Annual Holocaust Observance
Creator(s): Newark (N.J.)
Date Created: 2005-05-18
Summary: Keynote speakers at the City of Newark's 18th Holocaust Observance meet Mayor Sharpe James after the service on May 18, 2005. From left: Myron Katz, of the Jewish War Veterans; Dr. Jerry Ehrlich, who served as a volunteer doctor in the killing fields of Sudan in 2004; Clara Kramer, who survived 20 months in hiding from the Nazis as a 15-year-old girl in Zolkiew, Poland, in 1944; Mayor Sharpe James; Richard Tisch, a World War II US Army veteran who liberated Dachau Concentration Camp in 1945.
Subjects: Jews, , , , , , , , , , , , ,
In Collection(s): Sharpe James Photograph Collection, Charles F. Cummings New Jersey Information Center, Newark Public Library Repository

Title: 18th Annual Holocaust Observance
Creator(s): Newark (N.J.)
Date Created: 2005-05-18
Summary: After her talk on how she survived the Holocaust by hiding in a cellar for 20 months, Mayor Sharpe James gives Clara Kramer a hug at the City of Newark's 18th Annual Holocaust Observance. Kramer gave graphic testimony of starvation, disease, and the shooting of her sister by Nazi troops.
Subjects: Jews, , , , , , , ,
In Collection(s): Sharpe James Photograph Collection, Charles F. Cummings New Jersey Information Center, Newark Public Library Repository

Title: 18th Annual Holocaust Observance
Creator(s): Newark (N.J.)
Date Created: 2005-05-18
Summary: Students from Newark's Chad School light candles of Remembrance at the City of Newark's 18th Annual Holocaust Observance on May 18, 2005. The service marked the 60th anniversary of the liberation of the Nazi concentration camps at the end of World War II.
Subjects: Jews, , , , , , ,
In Collection(s): Sharpe James Photograph Collection, Charles F. Cummings New Jersey Information Center, Newark Public Library Repository

Title: 18th Annual Holocaust Observance
Creator(s): Newark (N.J.)
Date Created: 2005-05-18
Summary: Students from the Oliver Street School read poetry written by children held in Nazi concentration camps, at the City of Newark's 18th Annual Holocaust Observance on May 18, 2005. Less than 100 of the children held at that camp survived the Holocaust, but their poems were recovered in 1945.
Subjects: Jews, , , , , , , , , ,
In Collection(s): Sharpe James Photograph Collection, Charles F. Cummings New Jersey Information Center, Newark Public Library Repository

Title: 18th Annual Holocaust Observance
Creator(s): Newark (N.J.)
Date Created: 2005-05-18
Summary: Healer meets survivor: Two of the City of Newark's 18th Annual Holocaust Observance keynote speakers chat after the service on May 18, 2005. At left, Dr. Jerry Ehrlich, who served as a volunteer doctor in the killing fields of Sudan in 2004. At right is Clara Kramer, who survived 20 months in hiding from the Nazis as a 15-year-old girl in Zolkiew, Poland, in 1944.
Subjects: Jews, , , , , , ,
In Collection(s): Sharpe James Photograph Collection, Charles F. Cummings New Jersey Information Center, Newark Public Library Repository

Title: 18th Annual Holocaust Observance
Creator(s): Newark (N.J.)
Date Created: 2005-05-18
Summary: Newark Mayor Sharpe James meets with students from the Chad School at the City of Newark's 18th Annual Holocaust Observance on May 18, 2005. The mayor paid tribute to the attentiveness the 5th, 6th, and 7th graders gave to the observance's speakers.
Subjects: Jews, , , , , , , , ,
In Collection(s): Sharpe James Photograph Collection, Charles F. Cummings New Jersey Information Center, Newark Public Library Repository

Title: 18th Annual Holocaust Observance
Creator(s): Newark (N.J.)
Date Created: 2005-05-18
Summary: Students from Newark's Chad School light candles of Remembrance at the City of Newark's 18th Annual Holocaust Observance on May 18, 2005. The service marked the 60th anniversary of the liberation of the Nazi concentration camps at the end of World War II.
Subjects: Jews, , , , , , ,
In Collection(s): Sharpe James Photograph Collection, Charles F. Cummings New Jersey Information Center, Newark Public Library Repository

Title: 18th Annual Holocaust Observance
Creator(s): Newark (N.J.)
Date Created: 2005-05-18
Summary: Clara Kramer, who survived the Holocaust as a teenager by hiding for 20 months with a Christian family in Zolkiew, Poland, points to a photograph of her pre-World War II kindergarten class during her remarks at Newark's 18th Annual Holocaust Observance on May 18, 2005. Kramer was one of two survivors of the class. All the other children were killed by the Nazis.
Subjects: Jews, , , , ,
In Collection(s): Sharpe James Photograph Collection, Charles F. Cummings New Jersey Information Center, Newark Public Library Repository

Title: 18th Annual Holocaust Observance
Creator(s): Newark (N.J.)
Date Created: 2005-05-18
Summary: World War II US Army veteran Richard Tisch describes how he liberated Dachau Concentration Camp in 1945, as part of his keynote speech at the City of Newark's 18th Annual Holocaust Observance. Tisch spoke out against Holocaust deniers, saying 'there can be no debate. It happened.'
Subjects: Jews, , , , , , , ,
In Collection(s): Sharpe James Photograph Collection, Charles F. Cummings New Jersey Information Center, Newark Public Library Repository

Title: 18th Annual Holocaust Observance
Creator(s): Newark (N.J.)
Date Created: 2005-05-18
Summary: US Army veteran and Holocaust liberator Richard Tisch and Bill Kenny Jr., son of another US Army Holocaust liberator, Bill Kenny, Sr., describe how the 42nd Infantry Division entered the notorious Dachau Concentration Camp in 1945, and found 'hell on earth.' The lecture was one of the keynote speeches at the City of Newark's 18th Annual Holocaust Observance on May 18, 2005. The 42nd Division freed 30,000 emaciated survivors of the Holocaust.
Subjects: Jews, , , , , , , ,
In Collection(s): Sharpe James Photograph Collection, Charles F. Cummings New Jersey Information Center, Newark Public Library Repository

Title: 19th Annual Holocaust Observance
Creator(s): Newark (N.J.)
Date Created: 2006-05-18
Summary: The two keynote speakers at the City of Newark's 19th Annual Holocaust Observance meet with Co-Chair Joel Freiser after delivering their speeches at the Robert Treat Hotel on May 18, 2006. From left, World War II Holocaust survivor David Gewirtzman, 1994 Rwanda genocide survivor Jacqueline Murekatate, Freiser.
Subjects: Jews, , , , , ,
In Collection(s): Sharpe James Photograph Collection, Charles F. Cummings New Jersey Information Center, Newark Public Library Repository

Title: Advertisement from United Jewish Federation of MetroWest
Creator(s): United Jewish Federation of Metrowest (Whippany, N.J.)
Summary: Advertisement thanking Newark Municipal Council Members for their willingness to undo the hiring of a consutant considered Antisemitic.
Subjects: Jews, ,
In Collection(s): Pamela E. Goldstein Collection, Charles F. Cummings New Jersey Information Center, Newark Public Library Repository

Title: Agenda for a Better Community
Creator(s): Jewish Community Center of Essex County
Date Created: 1962-07
Subjects: Jews, ,
In Collection(s): Stanley B. Winters Scrapbooks, Stanley B. Winters Scrapbooks & Papers, Charles F. Cummings New Jersey Information Center, Newark Public Library Repository

Title: Ainshe Russia Synagogue
Creator(s): Newark Evening News
Date Created: 1900
Summary: 224 W. Kinney Street
Subjects: Jews, ,
In Collection(s): Newark Picture Collection, Charles F. Cummings New Jersey Information Center, Newark Public Library Repository

Title: American Jewish Committee
Creator(s): Eldridge, Douglas
Date Created: 1969-02-15
Summary: Progress Report #3 The Kerner Report and AJC- One Year Later
Subjects: Jews, , , ,
In Collection(s): Douglas Eldridge Collection, Charles F. Cummings New Jersey Information Center, Newark Public Library Repository

Title: Answer to a Question
Creator(s): Newark (N.J.)
Summary: The Commission of Law and Social Action of the American Jewish Congress, NJ Chapter, answers a question about an anti-bias housing ordinance presented by the Mayor's Commission on Group Relations of Newark, NJ.
Subjects: Jews, , ,
In Collection(s): Alexander Mark Collection, Charles F. Cummings New Jersey Information Center, Newark Public Library Repository

Title: B&P News
Creator(s): American Jewish Congress. Greater Newark Women's Division.
Date Created: 1957-10
Subjects: Jews, ,

Title: B'Nai Abraham Synagogue
Creator(s): Newark Evening News
Summary: 621 Clinton Avenue
Subjects: Jews, , ,
In Collection(s): Newark Picture Collection, Charles F. Cummings New Jersey Information Center, Newark Public Library Repository

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