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This Jewish Lesbian Activist Was Deported for Her Book. 100 Years Later, Will NYC Apologize?
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This Jewish Lesbian Activist Was Deported for Her Book. 100 Years Later, Will NYC Apologize?

17 June, 2026.USA.2 sources

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“The NYC LGBTQ Historic Sites Project held multiple events focusing on lesbian history on June 16 and 17, including a special tribute to the late Polish-Jewish immigrant Eve Adams, who owned a gay and lesbian tearoom hangout in the 1920s but was entrapped and arrested by New York City police, deported, and sent to her death at Auschwitz-Birkenau”

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