Happy Passover!

I really should have posted this yesterday, in time for the first night of Passover, but in this blog I'm lucky if I remember any holidays/significant dates at all! Thanks to Passover for being a multi-day thing, haha. Another striking post shall follow sometime this week. 

Happy Passover!

As captioned, a U.S. army and navy passover in Dijion, 1919. Source

A family Seder in Duluth, Wisconsin, 1910. Source

A wartime Passover in Minneapolis, Minnesota, 1943. Source

A young boy with elders at a Passover ceremony, 1951, US. Source

A Passover Seder in 1934, Germany [?]. Source

A serviceman enjoys the gefilte fish of the home he's been invited to for the holiday, Denver, 1952. Source

A family Seder in St. Paul, Minnesota, 1949. Source

A reading from the Passover Haggadah at a Passover meal for Jewish Allied servicemen in London, 1944.  Source

Raising glasses during a blessing at the same event. Source

A Passover Seder broadcast over the radio for men just returned from overseas combat, US,  1945. Source

Girls eat matzah against hay bales, undated. Source

A Passover Seder in Philadelphia, undated. Source

A Passover Seder for members of the Armed Services, Washington, DC, 1944. Source

A Passover Seder in Manila, the Philippines, 1925. Source

A Passover Seder at the Ahawah Children's Home, Berlin, undated. Source

A chaplain conducting a Passover service for soldiers, 1945. Source

A Passover Seder at a military base in Muskogee, Oklahoma, 1944. Source

Passover food packages for patients at a military hospital near Denver, Colorado, 1952. Source

Soldiers at a Passover meal, c. 1945. Source

A Passover Seder dinner for members of the American Expeditionary Forces, Paris, 1919. Source

A Seder at the YMHA, Baltimore, 1925. Source

A family Seder in Minneapolis, 1917. Source