Solomon Andhil Fineberg Papers. 1939-1974

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Solomon Andhil Fineberg Papers. 1939-1974

The Solomon Andhil Fineberg papers describe the career of Solomon A. Fineberg as an organizational executive for the American Jewish Committee with interests in promoting human relations and preventing anti-Semitism and prejudice. The collection includes correspondence, writings, and an oral history transcript.

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