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Marni Davis

Marni Davis

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Professor, Georgia State University and Contributor, American Jewish Historical Society

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Total articles 11

  • American Jewish History - Vol 108, No.1, January 2024

    By Judah Cohen, Jessica Cooperman, Marni Davis, Muhlenberg College| American Jewish Historical Society Verified Dear American Jewish History Friends,Volume 108 #1 is out: and for those of you who find comfort in the past, we’re pleased to warp you to January 2024 for three new essays and a spate of new reviews. Will we ever catch up? Who knows: but at this rate it appears our journal provides an alternate uncertain future that foreshadows AND backshadows, rendering time a mere construct. Think about that a moment. Then look at our cover image: a stereoscope of a women’s medical exam at Ellis Island.

    By Judah Cohen, Jessica Cooperman, Marni Davis, Muhlenberg College · American Jewish Historical Society

    Feb. 24, 2025

  • American Jewish History- Vol 107, No. 4, October 2023

    By Judah Cohen, Jessica Cooperman, Marni Davis, Muhlenberg College| American Jewish Historical Society Verified Dearest AJH Reader,Breathe. It’s summer. We’ll wait. …Welcome back. Perhaps you’re just returned from the AJHS Biennial, refreshed and inspired by the latest ideas in American Jewish history scholarship. Perhaps you’re thinking about what to read first in that stack of (virtual?) materials you’ve been setting aside for months. We hope you place the latest issue of American Jewish History, featuring George Washington and his steed on the front cover, near the top. Why? It will bring back memories.

    By Judah Cohen, Jessica Cooperman, Marni Davis, Muhlenberg College · American Jewish Historical Society

    Jun. 18, 2024

  • American Jewish History - Vol 108, No.1, January 2024

    By Judah Cohen, Jessica Cooperman, Marni Davis, Muhlenberg College| American Jewish Historical Society Verified Dear American Jewish History Friends,Volume 108 #1 is out: and for those of you who find comfort in the past, we’re pleased to warp you to January 2024 for three new essays and a spate of new reviews. Will we ever catch up? Who knows: but at this rate it appears our journal provides an alternate uncertain future that foreshadows AND backshadows, rendering time a mere construct. Think about that a moment. Then look at our cover image: a stereoscope of a women’s medical exam at Ellis Island.

    By Judah Cohen, Jessica Cooperman, Marni Davis, Muhlenberg College · American Jewish Historical Society

    Feb. 24, 2025

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American Jewish Historical Society

The American Jewish Historical Society is the oldest ethnic, cultural archive in the United States. AJHS provides access to more than 25 million documents and 50,000 books, photographs, art and artifacts that reflect the history of the Jewish presence in the United States from 1654 to the present.

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Founded: 1892