200 exhibits found
1760-1760
Aaron Hart (c. 1724-1800) was the patriarch of one of a few families who founded Quebec’s Jewish community in the eighteenth century. Although he is...
1892-1911
(Translation to come) Le Temple Emanu-El est une synagogue réformiste fondée en 1882 par des Juifs américains qui se sont établis à Montréal. Il s’agit...
1954-1980
1912-1912
The Clothing Manufacturers’ Association of Montreal (CMAM) was a coalition of garment industry owners, incorporated in 1908, who united in their opposition to rapid unionization....
1936-1936
Described as the zayde (grandfather) of the Canadian human rights movement, Kalmen Kaplansky (1912-1997) began his human rights and trade union activism in Montreal soon...
1916-1917
The Clothing Manufacturers’ Association of Montreal (CMAM) was a coalition of garment industry owners, incorporated in 1908, who united in their opposition to rapid unionization....
1912-1912
The Clothing Manufacturers’ Association of Montreal (CMAM) was a coalition of garment industry owners, incorporated in 1908, who united in their opposition to rapid unionization....
1920-1930
Perhaps the most divisive debate in the history of Montreal’s Jewish community, the “Jewish School Question” fuelled years of negotiations, court battles and heated public...
1825-1932
(Translation to come) Au 19e siècle, la famille Joseph comptait quelques individus célèbres, dont Henry Joseph (1773-1832) et ses fils, Jacob Henry (1814-1907) et Jesse...
1829-1858
(Translation to come) Au 19e siècle, la famille Joseph comptait quelques individus célèbres, dont Henry Joseph (1773-1832) et ses fils, Jacob Henry (1814-1907) et Jesse...