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A handbill made by the Jewish Welfare Board in 1918 is on display at the exhibit "For Liberty: American Jewish Experience in WWI" at the National WWI Museum and Memorial in Kansas City, Mo. (Gift of the Anne and John P. McNulty Foundation)
Through dozens of photos, placards and personal correspondence, the exhibit explores the fortuities and challenges of American-Jewish identity and highlights the consequences of century-old events that still reverberate today.
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