Chaim Gross (1901-1991), Watercolor, New York, 1958
Collection of Yeshiva University Museum, Gift of Charles Frost
Happy Hanukkah from the Center for Jewish History!
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Image of the day: Hanukah greeting card. Issued by the Jewish Welfare Board. Paper, printed. 1945. Collection of Yeshiva University Museum.
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Soldiers celebrating Hanukah outside in Korea. 1953. American Jewish Historical Society.
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