Lt. Col. Rachel Diane (Rae)Landy Papers undated,1913-2000

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Lt. Col. Rachel Diane (Rae)Landy Papers undated,1913-2000

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Lt. Col. Rachel Diane(Rae) Landy was a nursing pioneer in the development of health services inPalestine under the auspices of Hadassah from 1913-1915, and served as a U.S.Army nurse in World War I through World War II. The collection documentshospital care in Palestine and the history of Hadassah; career women in theearly 20th century, particularly military personnel and profession innovators;and the Cleveland, Ohio Jewish community, school system, and George Crile U.S.Army Hospital. Documents include correspondence, reminiscences, legaldocuments, newspaper and magazine clippings, and photographs.

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