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The Chinese-Jewish Connection ... A Thousand Years in the Making

The Arthur H. Rosen Sino-Judaic Memorial Fund

About the New Fund

The Arthur H. Rosen Sino-Judaic Memorial Fund

The Sino-Judaic Institute is proud to announce the establishment of the Arthur H. Rosen Sino-Judaic Memorial Fund, honoring the life and legacy of its first Chairman, longtime Board member, and President Emeritus of the National Committee on US-China Relations.    


In honor of his dedication to SJI, the Fund will offer grants for academic and creative projects related to the Jewish experience in China, provide opportunities for Chinese students and scholars to participate in conferences and do academic research, fund the translation of relevant Judaic-related texts and educational material into Chinese, and support the development and strengthening of Judaic Studies programs in China. 


Please join us in commemorating Art’s life and keeping his legacy alive by donating to the new Arthur H. Rosen Sino-Judaic Memorial Fund.  All contributions are tax-deductible, and include a one-year membership in the Institute.  


Donations may be made online at:

The Arthur H. Rosen Sino-Judaic Memorial Fund


Checks may be made out to The Sino-Judaic Institute

and sent to: 

Prof. Steve Hochstadt

Treasurer, The Sino-Judaic Institute 

34 Colgate Road, Unit 1

Roslindale, MA 02131 

Please note “Art Rosen Memorial Fund” in the Memo line.  


To send a direct wire transfer: 

Contact Prof. Steve Hochstadt

shochsta@ic.edu  

Upcoming Events

Historic Shanghai - The Port of Last Resort

May 21st - The Port of Last Resort: The Story of Shanghai’s Jewish Refugees

Historic Shanghai - Cocktail Cinema

The Port of Last Resort: The Story of Shanghai’s Jewish Refugees (1998 Documentary)

Between 1938 to 1941, nearly 20,000 European Jewish refugees fled their Nazi-occupied homelands for Shanghai, their “port of last resort” as they sought a safe haven when all other borders were closed. This evocative documentary tells the story of the Shanghai’s Jewish refugees through compelling interviews with former refugees, never-before-seen home movies, the intimacy of letters from refugees to family back home, and archival footage. Filmmakers Joan Grossman and Paul Rosdy spent four years researching archival material on three continents, going through thousands of documents to reveal the world of the Jewish refugees and of 1940s Shanghai.

Exhibit - Shanghai Safe Haven During the Holocaust

July 15, 2021 - Sept. 5, 2022 Shanghai: Safe Haven During the Holocaust Exhibit

Exhibit

Shanghai: Safe Haven During the Holocaust

Photographs from 1946 documenting Jewish Refugees in Shanghai by American photojournalist Arthur Rothstein


Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center

Northern Trust Gallery and The Joseph L. & Emily K. Gidwitz Memorial Foundation Gallery   

SJI Spotlight

SJI Spotlight

Prof. Dan Ben-Canaan

Prof. Dan Ben-Canaan, author of Echoes of Harbin: Reflections on Space and Time, scholar of Harbin's Jewish history, and decades-long resident of Harbin.

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SJI Website Editors

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General Editor              Kevin Ostoyich      

Kaifeng  History           Wendy Abraham                 

Shanghai History        Steve Hochstadt

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