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henry morgenthau
At a N.Y. museum, a window into JDC’s history
Jewish Journal
June 16, 2014
Thus reads the Aug. 31, 1914 telegram from Henry Morgenthau, the U.S. ambassador to the Ottoman Empire, to New York philanthropist Jacob Schiff, sent as the Jewish community in Ottoman-controlled, pre-state Palestine began to feel the effects of World War I.
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