Generation to Generation

13 Nov 2023 · 4 min
4:10

A multi-voice performance traces a family's escape from war to New York's Lower East Side, weaving together memories of poverty, pogroms, and the struggle to keep faith and tradition alive across generations. Speakers emphasize how rabbis and intellectuals preserved religious identity, and how mutual support and shared spiritual purpose sustained the community.

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