Jewish Community Relations Council of Greater Boston MacIver Report Records

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Jewish Community Relations Council of Greater Boston MacIver Report Records

This collection contains materials collected by Boston’s JCRC, which monitored the situation as well as participated in the review of the report. Materials include news clippings, written reactions from the organizations, notes and correspondence from JCRC director Robert Segal, and the full report with recommendations, reactions and NCRAC action steps.

1.5 linear feet (3 manuscript boxes)

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