On March 6, 1943, Billy Rose secured a proclamation from New York Governor Thomas Dewey that March 9, 1943, be a day of prayer "for the Jews who have been brutally massacred."
We Will Never Die pageant that called attention to the Holocaust premiered in New York on March 9.
Not Bad for Delancey Street: The Rise of Billy Rose (Brandeis U. Press, 2018)
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The March 9, 1943, premiere of the theatrical pageant in New York that was designed to pressure the Roosevelt administration to save the Je...

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On March 6, 1943, Billy Rose secured a proclamation from New York Governor Thomas Dewey that March 9, 1943, be a day of prayer "for the...
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The March 9, 1943, premiere of the theatrical pageant in New York that was designed to pressure the Roosevelt administration to save the Je...
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75th anniversary -- March 9, 1943, We Will Never Die theatrical at Mad Sq Garden sells all 20,000 seats. Second performance set for later th...
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