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Philadelphia Record * VE Day

VE-Day in the
''City That Loves You Back''

• Philadelphia Record, 1945 •


“[Philadelphians] walked, sometimes alone, sometimes in small groups, into churches and prayed silently. Religious services were held last night in Jewish synagogues throughout the city. Announcing the call to prayer, Rabbi Maxwell M. Farber (1900 – 1995), president of the Philadelphia Board of Jewish Ministries and rabbi of Congregation Emanu-el, said:

With deep humility and heartfelt thanks to mighty God, we hear the news that peace has come to war-stricken Europe. Our spirits are uplifted as we realize that men have stopped killing each other.”

“We should celebrate this day with quiet dignity and restraint in prayer and in dedication to the greater service of God and man, resolved to devote ourselves to the task of removing the causes of war and to bring reality in our day the words of prophecy – ‘Nation shall not lift up sword against nation, neither shall they learn of war any more.'”

Above: Happy Philadelphians on VE-Day.

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VE-Day in the [BR] ''City That Loves You Back''

VE-Day in the [BR] ''City That Loves You Back''

VE-Day in the [BR] ''City That Loves You Back''

VE-Day in the [BR] ''City That Loves You Back''

VE-Day in the [BR] ''City That Loves You Back''

VE-Day in the [BR] ''City That Loves You Back''

VE-Day in the [BR] ''City That Loves You Back''

Germantown High School Philadelphia celebrate VE Day end of WW2how di Philadelphia celebrate VE Day 1945how di Philadelphia celebrate the end of ww2 1945Philadelphia mayor Bernard Samuel and VE Day celebrations in PhiladelphiaJudge Harry S McDevitt and VE-Day celebrations in PhiladelphiaJudge Bolger of Orphans Court and VE Day celebrations in PhiladelphiaJudge Clare Fenerty and VE Day celebrations in PhiladelphiaJudge Joseph L Kun of Common Pleas Court and VE Day celebrations in PhiladelphiaPhiladelphia City Hall and VE Day celebrations in Philadelphiaair-raid sirens in Philadelphia May 8 1945
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