Fanny Goldstein
Fanny Goldstein · Droits civiques & droits humains
Librarian, social activist, and founder of National Jewish Book Week, Fanny Goldstein helped institutionalize national pride in ethnic and immigrant backgrounds through her work in libraries and settlement houses, and in her lectures and writing.
15 mai 1895
Librarian, social activist, and founder of National Jewish Book Week, Fanny Goldstein helped institutionalize national pride in ethnic and immigrant backgrounds through her work in libraries and settlement houses, and in her lectures and writing. — c'est ainsi que s'ouvre la notice qui lui est consacrée dans l'Encyclopédie Shalvi/Hyman des femmes juives, l'ouvrage de référence publié par le Jewish Women's Archive, signée Ellen Smith, citée ici en anglais, la notice complète étant en lien ci-dessous.
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Source : Shalvi/Hyman Encyclopedia of Jewish Women (Jewish Women's Archive) — Ellen Smith
Librarian, social activist, and founder of National Jewish Book Week, Fanny Goldstein helped institutionalize national pride in ethnic and immigrant backgrounds through her work in libraries and settlement houses, and in her lectures and writing.
Source : Shalvi/Hyman Encyclopedia of Jewish Women (Jewish Women's Archive) — Ellen Smith
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