What does JDC stand for?

Joint Distribution Committee

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Samples in periodicals archive:

CAUSES: American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, which helps Jews and non-Jews in need around the globe and which is supported by our Annual Campaign.

United Jewish Federation of San Diego County: Steven J. Morris: CE0

The near collapse of Jewish communities in India comes despite a long history of "remarkably tolerant" attitudes from Hindus, according to the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee.

India's Jews stunned by Mumbai attack

The near collapse of Jewish communities in India comes despite a long history of "remarkably tolerant" attitudes from Hindus, according to the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee.

India's Jews stunned by Mumbai attack

Remembrances to the American Civil Liberties Union or the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee.

FOR THE RECORD

Bakovic is a researcher at the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee in Jerusalem.

Tall shadows; interviews with Israeli Arabs

Vatican--On March 28, 2004, the Pope welcomed the president and members of the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (JDC).

Ties between Jews and Church

Nestor Szevach, coordinator of Cuba programs for the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, is currently the only foreigner authorized by the Castro government to assist Cuba's Jewish community.

Cuba's 1,300 Jews keep the faith--with help from abroad. (Religion)

Some came under the auspices of the National Refugee Service (NRS), newly founded in 1938, with assistance from the joint Distribution Committee (JDC).

Detroit's Reactions to the Holocaust and the New Immigrants