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OFFICIAL TRAILER: Rosenwald
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Trail of History - Rosenwald Schools
Trail of History explores the history of Rosenwald Schools.
ROSENWALD Documentary and Film Discussion at Georgia State University
About the ROSENWALD documentary: Julius Rosenwald's greatest accomplishment is the establishment of challenge grants seeded for the creation of more ...
Rosenwald Revelations: News Angles on the Rosenwald Program: Part One
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Julius Rosenwald and His Gifts to America's Well-Being
A short documentary on Julius Rosenwald and his impact on America.
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