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Lilian Cornfeld

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Lilian Cornfeld

1915-1920 4600 Rue Hutchison, Montreal

Known as the “Mother of Israeli Cuisine,” Lilian Cornfeld (1901–1995), born Lilian Kert, helped create a uniquely Israeli cuisine based on “Sabra” (homegrown Israeli) foods...

Lilian Cornfeld

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Lilian Cornfeld

1901-1910 Rue Ste-Catherine Est et Avenue de Lorimier, Montréal

Known as the “Mother of Israeli Cuisine,” Lilian Cornfeld (1901–1995), born Lilian Kert, helped create a uniquely Israeli cuisine based on “Sabra” (homegrown Israeli) foods...

Lilian Cornfeld

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Lilian Cornfeld

1913-1914 4521 Avenue de l'Esplanade, Montréal

Known as the “Mother of Israeli Cuisine,” Lilian Cornfeld (1901–1995), born Lilian Kert, helped create a uniquely Israeli cuisine based on “Sabra” (homegrown Israeli) foods...

McGill University Quota

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McGill University Quota

1924-1950 845 Sherbrooke O., Montreal

From the late 1920s until the Second World War, McGill University enforced discriminatory measures against Jewish students. For many Ashkenazi immigrants who arrived from Eastern...

Aberdeen School Strike

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Aberdeen School Strike

1913-1913 3535 Rue St-Denis

On February 28, 1913, as many as 500 Jewish students at Aberdeen School walked out of their classrooms as part of a general strike. What...

Baron Byng High School

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Baron Byng High School

1921-1982 4251 St-Urbain

Situated at the centre of the densely populated Jewish neighbourhood between the wars, Baron Byng High School was a Protestant public school with a student...

Bialik High School

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Bialik High School

1984--0001 6500 Kildare

The Yidishe Folks Shule (Jewish People’s School) provided a secular alternative to the traditional synagogue schools, and emphasized a more Zionist and slightly more religious...

Bialik High School

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Bialik High School

1972-1984 7946 Wavell

The Yidishe Folks Shule (Jewish People’s School) provided a secular alternative to the traditional synagogue schools, and emphasized a more Zionist and slightly more religious...

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