Antisemitism

Overview

This collection contains copies of "Fraternity," a play by Tufts alumnus Steve Karp (1965) based on his experiences during the debate about opening Tufts' fraternities to Jews.

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Rebecca West describes the importance of individual liberty and how it can be the cause of conflict, yet how love and law can provide guidance.

Scope and Contents This collection documents Henry Delfiner's career as a professor and academic. His papers include coursework and his PhD thesis from Tufts University's Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy; published and unpublished journal articles, reviews, and manuscripts; research notes and bibliographies; and correspondence. His papers also include teaching materials related to courses at the Experimental College at Tufts University, Boston University, and the University of Wisconsin. Teaching...

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Dimitri Mitropolous describes two experiences, that led him to his belief that talent and celebrity should be used to help others.

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Annie Fisher talks about her experiences growing up in a Jewish family and her belief in equality and the importance of goodness regardless of ones faith.

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Benjamin Epstein, National director of the Anti-Defamation League, describes the faith in people he had as a child and how he lost it after studying abroad in Nazi Germany and how he again regained it after his return to the United States.