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Honoring Iowa’s Jewish Veterans This is an ongoing project of the IJHS to identify and recognize the Jewish men and women of Iowa who have served in all branch- es of the U.S. military and Iowa’s National Guard. Now More Than Ever As we celebrate more than 200 years of Jewish life in Iowa, your support of the Iowa Jewish Historical Society can make a very real difference. Without your help and financial support, the stories of Jewish life in Iowa and the documents and artifacts that we preserve could be lost to future generations. Your generosity enables us to continue this important work. This trunk was brought to Des Moines by Holocaust survivors Jacob and Rose Szneler when they immigrated to the U.S. Memories Are Precious: Share Your Family History The Iowa Jewish Historical Society preserves your family and business memorabilia in archival storage for display in our museum and for research so that future generations will know about their roots in the Iowa Jewish community. Major areas of collecting include communal life, personal and family artifacts, business memorabilia and Holocaust memorabilia. Please consider donating items to the IJHS. Preserving Iowa’s Rich Jewish Heritage The mission of the Iowa Jewish Historical Society is to collect, house, catalogue, and preserve the history of the Jewish people of Iowa and to deepen community understanding of Jewish history and culture through educational programming. This mission is made possible by people like you. This cup was manufactured in Oskar Schindler’s factory during WWII and brought to Des Moines by Irvin, Phyllis, and Celina Karp, who survived the Holocaust by being named on Schindler’s List. The cup was donated by Celina Karp Biniaz. Iowa Jewish Historical Society Museum Honoring Iowa’s Jewish Veterans This is an ongoing project of the Iowa Jewish Historical Society to identify and recognize the Jewish men and women of Iowa who have served in all branches of the U.S. military and Iowa’s National Guard.
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Honoring Iowa’s Jewish VeteransThis is an ongoing project of the IJHS to identify and recognize the Jewish men and women of Iowa who have served in all branch-es of the U.S. military and Iowa’s National Guard.
Now More Than EverAs we celebrate more than 200 years of Jewish life in Iowa, your support of the Iowa Jewish Historical Society can make a very real di�erence. Without your help and �nancial support, the stories of Jewish life in Iowa and the documents and artifacts that we preserve could be lost to future generations. Your generosity enables us to continue this important work.
This trunk was brought to Des Moines by Holocaust survivors Jacob and Rose Szneler when they immigrated to the U.S.
Memories Are Precious: Share Your Family HistoryThe Iowa Jewish Historical Society preserves your family and business memorabilia in archival storage for display in our museum and for research so that future generations will know about their roots in the Iowa Jewish community. Major areas of collecting include communal life, personal and family artifacts, business memorabilia and Holocaust memorabilia.
Please consider donating items to the IJHS.
Preserving Iowa’s Rich Jewish HeritageThe mission of the Iowa Jewish Historical Society is to collect, house, catalogue, and preserve the history of the Jewish people of Iowa and to deepen community understanding of Jewish history and culture through educational programming. This mission is made possible by people like you.
This cup was manufactured in Oskar Schindler’s
factory during WWII and brought to Des Moines by Irvin, Phyllis, and Celina Karp, who survived the
Holocaust by being named on Schindler’s List. The cup was donated by Celina
Karp Biniaz.
Iowa Jewish Historical Society Museum
Honoring Iowa’s Jewish VeteransThis is an ongoing project of the Iowa Jewish Historical Society to identify and recognize the Jewish men and women of Iowa who have served in all branches of the U.S. military and Iowa’s National Guard.
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Martin Bucksbaum AuditoriumCaspe Heritage Gallery
Iowa Jewish Historical Society MuseumThe history of the Jews of Iowa is beautifully displayed in our museum located in the Bucksbaum Arts Wing of The Caspe Terrace. The gallery’s long-term and changing exhibits feature photos and artifacts from the Society’s permanent collection as well as artifacts borrowed for a particular exhibit. Visitors are always welcome, and appointments can be made by calling 515.987.0899 ext. 216 or emailing [email protected]. The museum, collections, and the Bucksbaum Auditorium are all handicap accessible.
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Members are crucial to the Iowa Jewish Historical Society’s success. Your tax-deductible contribution helps preserve and promote Iowa’s rich Jewish history. Please join today.
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BEYOND MATZO BALLSCELEBRATING 100 YEARS OF JEWISH COOKING IN IOWA
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