Notable German and Austrian Jews who shaped modern american

Unleashing the Creative Power of the Refugees from Hitler

As the newly founded German and Austria Republics started to collapse and give way to the Thiurd Reich, many of the best and brightest of Central Europeans, especially Jews, flocked to the golden shores of California to continue their invaluable work in film, music, literature, the phyiscal sciences and the social sciences , thereby shaping American civilization as it is today.

This woman acted and mastered stem technology at the same ti

Meet the Hollywood Star who made wi-fi possible: Heddy Lamarr

As with the invention of the computer, the technology that made Wi-Fi possible came about during another devastating global event: World War II. The head inventor wasn’t a scientist or engineer, but a famous Hollywood actress with an obsession with tinkering.

This is her story:

https://prologue.blogs.archives.gov/2020/05/26/the-world-war-ii-era-actress-that-invented-wi-fi-hedy-lamarr/

Heddy Lamarr on the cover page of Screenland just as she was inventing new radio technology for torp

Cameos of German and Central European Jews at HTBE

Brief cameos of people who made HTBE their new home

Cameos of German and Central European Jewish Refugees at HTBE, taken from eulogy notes of Rabbi Norbert Weinberg

Mitteleuropa, Central Europe, is a concept describing the common cultural features of German speaking countries, or countries that had come under the control of either the German or the Austro-Hungarian Empires in the 1800’s. That covered such disparate regions as Switzerland from the west to the Balkans and the Baltic regions, as well as western Ukraine.

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CAMEOS OF GERMAN AND CENTRAL EUROPEAN JEWS AT HTBE Part II

More stories of refugees from the Third Reich

Part II of Cameos of German and Central European Jewish Refugees at HTBE, taken from eulogy notes of Rabbi Norbert Weinberg