The Civil War and Its Aftermath

This session explores the Jewish experience during the American Civil War, touching on the moral complexities of slavery and the political relationship with Abraham Lincoln. It examines the diverse roles Jews played as soldiers and the subsequent challenges of rebuilding a communal identity after 1865 amidst shifting racial dynamics. The lecture also highlights early international involvements under President Ulysses S. Grant, setting the stage for Jewish diplomatic influence.

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