Chesapeake Bay steamship (the Exodus)

Her story begins in a Russian village, then we are in the Warsaw Ghetto, on the ship Exodus, to Atlantic City's boardwalks, Miami Beach, and many trips to Israel. Her life is a true 20thcentury story, touched by luck (she doesn't believe in God) and apparently good genes and good sense (she takes her ...

He was instrumental in erecting a memorial in Haifa to the fabled refugee ship Exodus, as well as 66 historical markers throughout the West and the United States. To Klinger, looking back on all his historical markers, the one honoring the men and women of Machal may be the most important. “If we let ...

If you missed them, Part 1 of our Mega Guide is HERE, Part 2 is HERE, and Part 3 is HERE. Spinello Projects (7221 NW 2nd Avenue, Miami) has 4 solo projects up during AB/MB and through December 20. Look for works by Augustina Woodgate, Naama Tsabar, Sinisa Kukec and Antonia Wright. There's a ...

The show more than 60 photographs from the pioneering Jewish photojournalist, including Gruber's iconic images of Jewish refugees from the ship Exodus 1947, as well as her later photographs. I saw this show at the International Center of Photography in New York (they organized the traveling exhibit) ...

Headlining Art Basel season in Miami Beach, the new exhibition presented by the Jewish Museum of Florida-FIU (on view Oct. 16 - Jan. 7) celebrates the remarkable life, vision, and heroic tenacity of this 20th-century pioneer and trailblazer, and this is the show's southeastern U.S. premiere. Once the ...

The photographs in this exhibition span more than fifty years, from Gruber's groundbreaking reportage of the Soviet Arctic in the 1930s and iconic images of Jewish refugees from the ship Exodus 1947, to her later photographs of Ethiopian Jews in the midst of civil war in the 1980s. A selection of Gruber's ...

The Warfield was a luxury Chesapeake Bay steamer, overnighting people in luxury from Baltimore to Norfolk and back. The print was ... He, like the other American volunteers onboard the old, worn out WWII surplus ship Exodus, wanted to do what they could to help the Survivors of the Holocaust. All the ...

Jewish refugees pack the ship Exodus in 1947 in a futile effort to reach British-controlled Palestine. By Steve Maas Globe Correspondent February 03, 2013. When most people think of the refugee ship Exodus, the Paul Newman movie and the Leon Uris novel on which it was based come to mind. What few know is that one ...

If you missed them, Part 1 of our Mega Guide is HERE, Part 2 is HERE, and Part 3 is HERE. Spinello Projects (7221 NW 2nd Avenue, Miami) has 4 solo projects up during AB/MB and through December 20. Look for works by Augustina Woodgate, Naama Tsabar, Sinisa Kukec and Antonia Wright. There's a ...

... 60 photographs from the pioneering Jewish photojournalist, including Gruber's iconic images of Jewish refugees from the ship Exodus 1947, ...

... published in Life Magazine, of the heart-wrenching ordeal of the refugees aboard the ship Exodus 1947 helped change the world.

Headlining Art Basel season in Miami Beach, the new exhibition presented by the Jewish Museum of Florida-FIU (on view Oct. 16 - Jan. 7) celebrates the remarkable life, vision, and heroic tenacity of this 20th-century pioneer and trailblazer, and this is the show's southeastern U.S. premiere. Once the ...

... from Gruber's groundbreaking reportage of the Soviet Arctic in the 1930s and iconic images of Jewish refugees from the ship Exodus 1947, ...

In 1947, she documented the harrowing voyage of the ship Exodus 1947, carrying Jewish refugees attempting to break the blockade on Jewish ...

The Warfield was a luxury Chesapeake Bay steamer, overnighting ... worn out WWII surplus ship Exodus, wanted to do what they could to help ...

The real story of the Haganah ship, Exodus, is even more riveting than the fictional version; did not have a happy outcome for its passengers, ...

When most people think of the refugee ship Exodus, the Paul Newman movie and the Leon Uris novel on which it was based come to mind.

Yitzhak Ahronovitch, the captain of the refugee ship Exodus, whose ... An antiquated former Chesapeake Bay steamship originally known as ...

The visit changed my life; one mitzvah led to another and I met more Holocaust survivors, some with fascinating stories, like Rebecca from Borough Park, who was on the ship Exodus 1947, and who gave me a firsthand account. I met others who survived Auschwitz-Birkenau and Buchenwald, and others ...

Gruber covered the Nuremberg Trials in 1946 and her photographs of the refugees aboard the ship Exodus 1947 were published in Life ...

Gruber covered the Nuremberg Trials in 1946 and her photographs of the refugees aboard the ship Exodus 1947 were published in Life ...

... of Exodus, a retelling of experiences of Holocaust survivors aboard the immigration ship Exodus bound for Palestine in 1947, by Leon Uris, ...

Radioing the world, the Warfield shed her phony skin; She was the Haganah Ship, Exodus 1947. They flew the Flag of Israel defiantly, proudly, ...

Romanian gymnast Nadia Comaneci is shown performing on the uneven parallel bars and floor exercises at the XXI Olympiad held in Montreal ...

From survivors such as Rebecca in Borough Park, who was a refugee on the ship Exodus 1947, where the British did not allow the passengers ...

The Warfield was a luxury Chesapeake Bay steamer, overnighting ... worn out WWII surplus ship Exodus, wanted to do what they could to help ...

... a once-in-a- century phenomenon—fearless and best known for chronicling the saga of the ship “Exodus” in 1947— the basis for Leon Uris's ...

... that a Chesapeake Bay steamer — refitted by the paramilitary group ... “Destination Palestine: The Story of the Haganah Ship Exodus 1947.

The real story of the Haganah ship, Exodus, is even more riveting than the fictional version; did not have a happy outcome for its passengers, ...

When most people think of the refugee ship Exodus, the Paul Newman movie and the Leon Uris novel on which it was based come to mind.

Yitzhak Ahronovitch, the captain of the refugee ship Exodus, whose ... An antiquated former Chesapeake Bay steamship originally known as ...

The story was chronicled in her 1948 book, "Destination Palestine: The Story of the Haganah Ship Exodus 1947." The episode was also the basis of the Leon Uris novel "Exodus," published in 1958, and of Otto Preminger's 1960 film adaptation, which ...

The Warfield was a luxury Chesapeake Bay steamer, overnighting people in luxury from Baltimore to Norfolk and back. The print was going to be personalized to him by the last surviving crew member of the Exodus, Sam Schulman.

During her seven-decade career she closely reported on Israel, including its war for independence, as well as the Nuremberg trials and the Haganah ship exodus. Not content to simply be an observer, her tenacity and deep sense of justice led her to play ...

She took pictures and interviewed these refugees and was right there as they came to Palestine in 1947 on the ship Exodus. This was the inspiration of Leon Uris' novel "Exodus.

Ms. Gruber was in Jerusalem in July 1947 to cover a United Nations conference when she learned that a Chesapeake Bay steamer - refitted by the paramilitary group Haganah as a transport for Jewish immigrants and renamed the Exodus 1947 - had been ...

On the eve of Israeli statehood, Gruber attached herself to the refugee ship Exodus 1947, which the British turned away from Haifa harbor.

Machal - Bernstein -1 July 18, 1947, in international waters off the coast of Sinai, a shadowing British battle fleet attacked an unarmed American Chesapeake Bay steamer, the President Warfield. They had been shadowing the lumbering vessel since she ...

Two Haganah officers, Yossi Harel, who had been captain of the famous illegal immigration ship, Exodus and Moshe Dayan, legendary warrior who would become Chief of Staff and later Defense Minister, accompanied the body of Mickey Marcus to the ...

Stanley Grauel of Boston, who was on the ship Exodus. At midnight Saturday (May 15 into May 16), a motzei Shabbat service at Ahavath Achim on Washington Street, open to the community, focused on that special guest.