Jewish Boyle Heights and East Los Angeles
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- Опубликовано: 25 апр 2024
- I often walk through the area, showing people people sites which reveal the Jewish roots of this area. Boyle Heights in east Los Angeles was at one time very much an immigrant community akin to the Lower East-side of New York City, rich with diversity. We also walked up City Terrace, to see a much forgotten shul few people know still stands. This was just impromptu while i was during my regular Sunday walk all lazily, hopefully i can do a more complete and factual tour soon.
You should come out soon! Until then, take a quick video walking-tour with us.....
To learn more see this blog entry i wrote recently:
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Beautiful , thanks for showing !
Am Yisrael Chai
I enjoyed your presentation.i lived in Boyle heights,and love the Jewish people,so much history!
My mom grew up in Boyle heights and said there were many Jewish people and bakeries there. 😊
I just stumbled across your video and I can't help but see the similarities in our features you look like my family I've been on this journey of self-discovery for quite some time and my DNA and it just open the key and turns out I am descendant of the Inquisition I always wondered why my family had some of the Customs that some of my Jewish friends had but mind you and they didn't practice any of the prayers it was all forgotten it was just some of those things like not a whole lot of pork at all if anything Panda doilies everywhere my grandmother has a few but I have starved David Anna and I always thought that was kind of interesting because you know I thought we were just Spanish and Italian and Mexican but lo and behold where descendants of a mighty people and knowing this really brings me a lot of joy so thank you for your video
This is amazing. Thank you for the great video in LA history.
Very interesting learning about the history of the area. Cool vid.
Cool video. I used to go to East Los a lot with my parents as a kid. I remember that big building on Breed back when Cesar Chavez was Brooklyn. Thanks. I dig your style.
anybody old enough to remember the purim carnivals at the pink shul in city terrace in the mid '50s with the double decker bus ride around the neighborhood for the kiddies.
Wow this is Incredible, would love to visit
It's a really beautiful building
7:55 windows remind me of Jerusalem
Cool
Nice to see some unity with Jews And Hispanics
Unfortunately, the Jews left Boyle Heights many years ago
and now reside in the West-Side.
is this place located at Cesar Chavez and breed, across the street from social security building?
Anybody know when the last Jewish synagogue closed in the area.
Why no discussion of the Yugoslav, Croatian and Serbian, Russian and Japanese, Italian, Greek communities?
Maybe because it has to do with that people that lived in that particular neighborhood, I don’t know if Japanese lived there
Come follow a couple Eastside punks as we do a walking tour through Jewish Boyle Heights, come see just a few of my favorite sites here in East Los Angeles
Heights lol
Eat a cheeseburger aids
HAAHAHAHAHAHahahaa Mas Putos!!!! HAHAHAHHAHAAahhahahahahaha
Dude you need to eat more man. Get some big macs.
Big Macs ain't kosher, ese
Is This A Joke.
why is this a JOKE sir?
are you a RACIST?
or what?
Jesus Escareno lol freedome for Palestine? Last time I checked they were free. Maybe if they wern't so corrupt and didnt steal the billions of dollars in international aid and helped their citizens they wouldn't be so angry and screwed.
Jesse Jimenez "corrupt and steal billions of dollars" where u get that info from? fox news? last time i checked there was no official palestine state. Free Palestine
This is a story about East Los not the Middle East.And yet you still chime in with hateful rhetoric, Guess there is no stopping the wrongfully righteous on their quest to prove they are hateful idiots.
Jezuz Escareno you type a bunch of nonsense oh have schizophrenia