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Lake Luzerne, New York, 1942. “Selected Christian Clientele”

Slides from Gregg's 2023 presentation on the 1939 New York World's Fair

Miami Beach, Florida, 1941. This is before the United States officially enters the war, but it’s no secret at this time that Jewish people are being rounded up in Germany and elsewhere in Europe. Like much of the United States, the Park Lane Apartment hotel is saying, “We don’t want them here, either.”

A stamp issued in 2006, featuring Maurice Sendak's "Wild Thing" as part of the USPS's "Children's Book Animals" series.

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Slides from Gregg's 2022 presentation on Jewish fighters for the Confederacy during the American Civil War.

Slides from Gregg's 2022 presentation on Jewish contributions to space research, exploration, and entertainment.

Slides from Gregg's 2023 presentation on American cartoonists' contributions to the war effort.

Slides from Gregg's 2023 presentation on anti-Jewish propaganda before and during the Holocaust.

The slides from Gregg's 85th anniversary presentation on Kristallnacht, which took place November 9 and 10, 1938.

Two photos of children in Nazi-occupied Poland. One features a Nazi officer who appears to be giving the kids some good-natured advice. But look closely: You can see the image was doctored and the avuncular officer was "photoshopped" in as part of pro-Nazi propaganda efforts.

Gregg's father, Bernard Philipson, standing in front of a tank somewhere in Europe.