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CATEGORIES:Museums and Exhibitions
CREATED:19691231T190000
SUMMARY:1917: How One Year Changed the World
LOCATION:315
DESCRIPTION:"1917: How One Year Changed the World," co-organized by the National Museum
  of American Jewish History (NMAJH) in Philadelphia and the American Jewish
  Historical Society (AJHS) in New York, will look back 100 years to explore
  how the dramatic events of a single year brought about fundamental changes
  in American politics and culture that reverberated throughout the world an
 d still impact us today.\n"1917" is the first exhibition to demonstrate how
  three key events of that year — America's entry into World War I, the Bols
 hevik Revolution, and the signing of the Balfour Declaration, in which Grea
 t Britain indicated support for a Jewish homeland in Palestine — brought ab
 out political, cultural, and social changes that dramatically reshaped the 
 United States' role in the world and directly affected everyday Americans.\
 nThrough approximately 130 original artifacts — including a decoded copy of
  the Zimmerman Telegram, an original draft copy of the Balfour Declaration,
  Justice Louis Brandeis' judicial robes, a bust of Bolshevik Revolution lea
 der Vladimir Lenin, never-before-exhibited possessions of recent Medal of H
 onor recipient William Shemin, and much more — 1917 will take visitors on a
  journey into the trenches of WWI, revolutionary Russia, and debates over t
 he future of Britain's colonial empire in the Middle East.\nThe exhibition 
 will be on view at NMAJH from March 17 - July 16, 2017, and then will be on
  view at AJHS from September 1 - December 29, 2017.\n"1917: How One Year Ch
 anged the World" has been made possible in part by a major grant from the N
 ational Endowment for the Humanities: Exploring the human endeavor. Major s
 upport provided by David Berg Foundation, Tawani Foundation, and an anonymo
 us donor. Additional support provided by Linda and Michael Jesselson, and B
 ryna and Joshua Landes.\nThe museum is closed on Mondays.\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>"1917: How One Year Changed the World," co-organized by the National Mus
 eum of American Jewish History (NMAJH) in Philadelphia and the American Jew
 ish Historical Society (AJHS) in New York, will look back 100 years to expl
 ore how the dramatic events of a single year brought about fundamental chan
 ges in American politics and culture that reverberated throughout the world
  and still impact us today.</p><p>"1917" is the first exhibition to demonst
 rate how three key events of that year — America's entry into World War I, 
 the Bolshevik Revolution, and the signing of the Balfour Declaration, in wh
 ich Great Britain indicated support for a Jewish homeland in Palestine — br
 ought about political, cultural, and social changes that dramatically resha
 ped the United States' role in the world and directly affected everyday Ame
 ricans.</p><p>Through approximately 130 original artifacts — including a de
 coded copy of the Zimmerman Telegram, an original draft copy of the Balfour
  Declaration, Justice Louis Brandeis' judicial robes, a bust of Bolshevik R
 evolution leader Vladimir Lenin, never-before-exhibited possessions of rece
 nt Medal of Honor recipient William Shemin, and much more — 1917 will take 
 visitors on a journey into the trenches of WWI, revolutionary Russia, and d
 ebates over the future of Britain's colonial empire in the Middle East.</p>
 <p>The exhibition will be on view at NMAJH from March 17 - July 16, 2017, a
 nd then will be on view at AJHS from September 1 - December 29, 2017.</p><p
 >"1917: How One Year Changed the World" has been made possible in part by a
  major grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities: Exploring the 
 human endeavor. Major support provided by David Berg Foundation, Tawani Fou
 ndation, and an anonymous donor. Additional support provided by Linda and M
 ichael Jesselson, and Bryna and Joshua Landes.</p><p>The museum is closed o
 n Mondays.</p>
CONTACT:nmajh-events@nmajh.org
X-EXTRAINFO:http://nmajh.org/1917/
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