Dutch thrift shop returns 1942 wedding book of couple murdered at Auschwitz
Using social media, a thrift store near the Dutch capital returned the 1942 wedding book of a Jewish couple couple perished in Auschwitz to their family.
Using social media, a thrift store near the Dutch capital returned the 1942 wedding book of a Jewish couple couple perished in Auschwitz to their family.
Bernard M. Shapiro who founded the El Caballero Country Club in Tarzana in 1957, died Aug. 26. He was 89.\n\nAfter playing golf at the Bel-Air Country Club in 1954, Shapiro wanted to join, but a friend told him he would not be welcome because he was Jewish, Shapiro told the Los Angeles Times in 1998.\n\nWith the help of a few friends, including supermarket owner Eugene Gelson, Shapiro built a member-owned country club that anyone was welcome to join.