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SEPHARDIC MUSEUM
Foundation For Jewish Diversity
State of California Foundation -
#3114965
United States Government Federal I.D.
#EIN 94-3490306 501(c)3
1875 Century Park East, Ste 700,
Los Angeles, CA 90067
Tel 310 284 3133 Fax 310 284 3135
Sephardic identity is part of the past, but it will also be part of the future with its rich culture, unique and distinct religious communities, and talented people. Come view the highlights!
Click here to see some intriguing peoples and some unusual and special communities.
Meet Noted Sephardim and Mizrachim and their Communities
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Jacques Derrida
Albert Rosa, Boxer, Salonika
Albert Rosa boxed in Salonika, Greece, was deported to Auschwitz, and after the liberation helped send Holocaust survivors from the DP (Displaced Persons) camps go to Eretz-Israel on illegal immigration boats. He was an an activist for the Revisionist Zionist movement, was arrested in Cyprus, and escaped. He is a retiree in Los Angeles, California.
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