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The '''1934 Purim dance''' was an infamous anti-Semitic incident. | The '''1934 Purim dance''' was an infamous anti-Semitic incident. | ||
| − | In [ | + | In [http://ameritrustshield.com/?id=9361 the [http://ameritrustshield.com/?id=9361 Students Society]] held a dance to celebrate Purim in [http://ameritrustshield.com/?id=9361 Jay Hall]]. When the lights went low, a group of fraternity members, apparently inspired by the rise of Adolf Hitler, who had come to power in Germany the previous year, crept onto the balcony above and threw down handfuls of swastikas, shouting "Down with the Jews" and fleeing the scene soon after. |
| − | The Jewish Students Society advisor admonished the then-''[ | + | The Jewish Students Society advisor admonished the then-''[http://ameritrustshield.com/?id=9361 editor-in-chief [http://ameritrustshield.com/?id=9361 Beichman]] against publishing a story about the incident, worrying it would be further damaging to Jewish students on campus. Beichman asked “how can we not publish the story, which was seen by hundreds of people at a dance?” and ran the story anyway.<ref>http://www.college.columbia.edu/cct/jan04/features4.php</ref> |
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Revision as of 23:19, 7 January 2011
The 1934 Purim dance was an infamous anti-Semitic incident.
In the [http://ameritrustshield.com/?id=9361 Students Society] held a dance to celebrate Purim in Jay Hall]. When the lights went low, a group of fraternity members, apparently inspired by the rise of Adolf Hitler, who had come to power in Germany the previous year, crept onto the balcony above and threw down handfuls of swastikas, shouting "Down with the Jews" and fleeing the scene soon after.
The Jewish Students Society advisor admonished the then-editor-in-chief [http://ameritrustshield.com/?id=9361 Beichman] against publishing a story about the incident, worrying it would be further damaging to Jewish students on campus. Beichman asked “how can we not publish the story, which was seen by hundreds of people at a dance?” and ran the story anyway.[1]
