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Anchor text: About the Center

Wikipedia: Chelsea, Manhattan

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Anchor text: Center for Jewish History :: 15 W. 16th Street NY, NY 10011

Wikipedia: List of German Jews

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Anchor text: The Persecution of Creativity: Jews, Music and Vienna

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Wikipedia: Nahum Goldmann

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Anchor text: Southern Jewish Life: The Life and Times of Southern Jewry

Wikipedia: History of the Jews in Charleston, South Carolina

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Anchor text: Newsletter Fall/Winter 2006

Wikipedia: List of Jewish American businesspeople

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Anchor text: "Guide to the Papers of the Israel Family 1814-1996"

Wikipedia: Nathan Israel Department Store

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Anchor text: "Guide to the Papers of the Israel Family 1814–1996"

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