Professor H. L. Sabsovich is recognized as one of the foremost figures in the field of Jewish social service. A great part of his active life was given to the work of the Baron de Hirsch Fund, and he distinguished himself as a visionary thinker as well as an excellent administrator and, significantly, the Builder of Woodbine, the Woodbine Agricultural School, and later as General Agent for the Baron de Hirsch Fund.
Chapters
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Foreword Read by KevinS 2:44
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Odessa and the Pogrom Read by KevinS 14:57
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From Law to Agriculture Read by KevinS 6:07
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Among the Don Cossacks Read by KevinS 20:25
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Facing the New World Read by KevinS 14:12
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Pioneering with the Pioneers Read by KevinS 8:13
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A Call to the Land Read by Emma Burchette 8:07
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Opening of the Woodbine Tract Read by KevinS 13:40
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Building the Colony Read by KevinS 16:37
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The First Problems Read by VO Gal 19:24
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Unrest Among the Colonists Read by RebeccaTruestone 17:16
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Added Industries Read by RebeccaTruestone 4:04
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Strengthening the New Allegiance Read by RebeccaTruestone 11:25
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Bringing Science to the Farmers Read by queenofcheckmate 8:57
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A Pioneer of Agricultural Schools Read by CalebSchroeder 11:46
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Woodbine Entertains Read by Verla Viera 5:56
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New Institutions Read by Verla Viera 6:52
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The Colony Incorporates Read by Verla Viera 12:22
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Recollections Read by Verla Viera 8:40
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In the Hearts of His People Read by Verla Viera 6:42
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The Practical Idealist Read by Keith Michael 8:50
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A Pioneer Social Worker Read by VO Gal 6:44
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A Life Nobly Lived Read by Yi Fan 32:27
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Our Teacher Read by TonyMezz 7:25
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The Baron de Hirsch Agricultural School Read by TonyMezz 9:09
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The Jewish Farmers' Best Friend Read by Larry Wilson 17:14
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The Leader of Jewish Agriculture in America Read by Larry Wilson 8:14
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