Correspondence with The World Union for Progressive Judaism
General correspondence on various minor issues, including the WUPJ’s membership at The Wiener Library or a dinner on occassion of Leo Baeck's 80th birthday.
The World Union for Progressive Judaism was founded in London in 1926 to establish a presence where there was a demand to renew or establish a commitment to the contemporary expression of the Jewish religion. The first convention took place in Berlin in 1928 with the aim to unite all the disparate progressive groups.
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