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The video shows footage from the July 3, 1933 pageant “The Romance of a People” at Soldier Field, Chicago, during the Century of Progress World’s Fair Jewish Day. It was a large theatrical reenactment of Jewish history (cast of 6,000+, ~125,000 attendees) that included a staged ancient idol-worship scene with a Moloch figure. Covered contemporaneously by the New York Times (July 4, 1933) and Chicago Tribune.
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